Unifying Gravities with Internal Interactions based on SO(10) GUT
Abstract
Building on two key ingredients, namely the well established gauge-theoretic formulation of gravity and the observation that the tangent space of a curved manifold need not have the same dimension as the manifold, we discuss how all known fundamental interactions can be accommodated within a single unified framework. The unification is realised by enlarging the tangent group of the four-dimensional spacetime manifold to SO(2,16), a choice that simultaneously encompasses both the gauge group underlying the gravitational sector and the SO(10) Grand Unified Theory for the internal interactions. The gravitational theories entering this construction are Conformal Gravity and Fuzzy (Noncommutative) Gravity, each formulated in gauge-theoretic terms.
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