The Gauge Hierarchy Problem and Planck Oscillators
B. G. Sidharth
Abstract
A longstanding question that has puzzled Physicists is the so called gauge hierarchy problem, that is why is there such a wide gap between the mass of a Planck particle, 10-5gms and the mass of a typical elementary particle 10-25gms. We show that the answer to this problem lies in a particular characterization of gravitation. This moreover also provides a picture of a Planck scale underpinning for the entire universe itself.
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