Unity of Fundamental Interactions
Ramchander R. Sastry
Abstract
The vector representation of the linearized gravitational field (the graviton field) or the so called quantum gravitodynamics which describes the motion of masses in a weak gravitational field is employed to understand the unity of the four known interactions. We propose a gauge group SU(3)xSU(2)xU(1)xU(1) for such a unified field theory. In this paper we study the SU(2)xU(1)xU(1) sector of the theory and in analogy to the electroweak mixing angle we define a gravitoweak mixing angle. The unified gauge field theory predicts the existence of three massive vector bosons, the Y+/- and the X0. and two massless vector bosons, the photon and the graviton (in its vector representation). We determine the mass spectrum of the Y+/- and the X0 and predict a modification to the fine structure constant under unified field conditions. Furthermore, we briefly discuss the implications of the extended object formulation for the gauge hierarchy problem.
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