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103. K. L. Narayana,”On Spin-Gravity in a new Renormalization Theory of Electro-
Weak interactions and Gravy-Changing (neutral) Currents existence”, 7th Jan,
Paper No.147, the 69th Sess. of Ind. Sci. Cong. Mathematics Section, Manasagangotri, (Indian Express 7-1-1982), 1982.
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On Spin-Gravity in a new Renormalization Theory of Electro-Weak
interactions and Gravy-Changing (neutral) Currents existence
K. L. Narayana
Shivaji University, Kolhapur – 416004
Permanent address:
Professor Dr. Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana
(Retd. Prof of Phys. SU, Kolhapur); 17-11-10, Narasimha Ashram,
Official Colony, Maharanipeta. P.O, Visakhapatnam – 530002.
Cell No.09491902867.
ABSTRACT
General Theory of Relativity of Einstein is shown to
contain a third rank fundamental tensor whose components possess a doublet spinor structure. A scattering matrix orthogonality theorem which states the conditions of orthogonality between usual S-matrix and a defined S-matrix has been established for the spinor doublet structure “in” and “out” field operators.
The modified photon field due to presence of an iso-spin triplet
Vector Bosonic mesons is shown to lead to finitness of the
otherwise divergent loop-diagrams of electrodynamics. Next the
Electro-weak interaction theory of Salam-Wienberg has been
Perfected to get rid of the difficulties of High-Energy behavior
Terms by adopting the above spinors, characterizing them with the new Quantum number GRAVY of magnitude G=1. Thus the new renormalized theory of Electro-Weak interactions involves not only GRAVY- neutral currents but also GRAVY-changing currents along with an iso-spin doublet structure, which is a noteworthy feature. (K. L. Narayana,Sym.Theor. Studies. Shivaji University, Kolhapur July 12, 1981).
Finally a dyad spin-frame of GRAVY-QUARKS (q, ̰q) has been Formulated with an attended spinor-calculus analogous to that of Newman-Penrose and Geroch et al. The diagram of spin-weight and Boost-weights of the two-parameter subgroup of Lorentz group are diagrammatically represented.
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103. K. L. Narayana,”On Spin-Gravity in a new Renormalization Theory of Electro- Weak interactions and Gravy-Changing (neutral) Currents existence”, 7th Jan,
Paper No.147, the 69th Sess. of Ind. Sci. Cong. Mathematics Section, Manasagangotri, (Indian Express 7-1-1982), 1982.
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On Spin-Gravity in a new Renormalization Theory of Electro-Weak
interactions and Gravy-Changing (neutral) Currents existence
K. L. Narayana
Shivaji University, Kolhapur – 416004
Permanent address:
Professor Dr. Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana
(Retd. Prof of Phys. SU, Kolhapur); 17-11-10, Narasimha Ashram,
Official Colony, Maharanipeta. P.O, Visakhapatnam – 530002.
Cell No.09491902867.
Introduction:
Attempts at constructing a finite theory of Quantum
Electrodynamics(or the recent chromodynamics etc.,) are not new. The difficulties in extending to handle the divergence for renormalization procedure to Hadronic system are also know. One or other way these attempts, in spite of their spectacular success, such as by Feynmann(1958), Schwinger (1957), Tomoaga(not traced), Dyson(1966), A’ Hooft C. T, (197 ) and the recent super symmetry pseudo-Potential gauge theories etc., are handicapped in the sense that the way of handling the divergent expressions remains ambiguous due to their arbitrary nature of mathematical tricks. Lee(1971) emphasized further that not only the first order but as well the second order electromagnetic processes are responsible for the finitness of the observed quantities such as fractional mass differences between Hadrons in the same iso-spin multiplet, and the radiative corrections to Gv / Gμ . The ratio of Fermi constant Gv in β-decay and that of μ-decay constant Gμ . He formulated a theory in which the S-matrix is taken to be strictly unitary but the Lagrangian is not Hermitian. He pointed out the existence of a very large class of Field Theories with non-hermitian Lagrangians which do satisfy both the relativistic invariance and the unitarity condition. The problem of renormalization and divergence continues to be the subject of
discussion and refinement of the statement of the associated
problems for the strong, Electro-Weak and as well for the
Gravitational interaction. Hawking(1979) has discussed the
Last mentioned interaction in terms of its coupling constants
[ Narayana, K. L. (1976), and (1981)].
Confining our attention to Quarks, and the nature of a
Universal Electro-Weak strength, I note that in order to construct a finite theory free from divergence, at the lowest orders, there must be a fundamental change in the basic formulation of a quark-field theory. I expect that such a theory to have the natural aim of obtaining all the observables as finite even though the are actually related to the unrenormalized coupling constants and the unrenormalized masses.
At an earlier occasion (Narayana K. L. (1981)}, I have
Introduced such a theory a new spinor quark doublet
structure that is already and intimately related to the Fundamental Tensor Hijk , of the General Theory of Relativity. This is a conjugate tensor to the dual Riemann-Curvature tensor.
· R ijkl [Lorentz (1962,1949); Einstein (1961)]
Section 1 of this paper deals with the Spinors ( q , ̰q),
Scattering matrices, an jndefinite metric (Dirac 1942) η Pauli
(1943, 1949) and states and proofs the theorem of orthogonality
of the scattering matrices. Section 2 elaborates how the Vector
Bosonic mesons of an iso-spin triplet, makes it possible to
remove all infinities from the electromagnetic mass differences
between Hadrons, as well as those associated with the radiative
corrections to weak decays at a better order of convergence.
Section 3 presents modified Electro-Weak currents and how they lead to renormalization, with the help of Gravy Quarks
In a perfect analogy with the Newman-Penrose and Geroch formulations. It also presents the diagrams that describe the Spin-Weights and the Boost-Weights
Section 1:
The new theory proposed recognizes first that there exists
a fundamental third rank tensor Hijk which is the conjugate
variable to the duel Riemann-Curvature tensor *Rijkm. The full canonical Lagrangian
L ‘ = L ( *R ijkm , g
ik ) + Hijk *R ijkm,m
+ pik j ( Γj
ik
- {ik,j}) + [R ik – F(Γj ik)]
adopts the canonical field variables and their conjugate givenby matrix
(g
ik Γj
ik *R ijkm )
(ρ
ik pik j Hijk )
Hijk = H’ijk - Φj g ik + Φi g jk
The tensor Hijk is stated to be as fundamental as the metric
Tensor g ij and the Riemann-Curvature tensor
R ijkm .
This tensor has not been exploited as yet, for its physical significance nor used in practical problems in field theories. (Lorentz 1962;1949). (Einstein 1936).
Utilizing the components of this tensor it has been shown
by the author earlier (Narayana, K. L., Sym. Theor. Studies, Shivaji University, Kolhapur, July 12th 1981) that the Dirac equation for a field and an adjoint field can be generated for apparently a Spin ½ system denoted by q and ̰q. Thus the basic spinor equations. For description of quarks, according to the present theory, arise directly from gravitational field theory. This fact has a far reaching physical significance, explsained in the subsequent sections of the present paper. We represent in an abbreviated notation these as qμ and ~qμ for their space-time components.
The physical S matrix is, by definition, the matrix
S
= Sμ’μ = ( qin+μ’
η
qoutμ)
and
~S
= ~Sμ’μ = ( ~qin+μ’ η
~qoutμ)
where it occupies only the upper left corner of the leading
diagonal matrices of the bigger matrix ψ.
Theorem:
S+S =1; ~S+ ~S =1 and ~S+ S = S+ ~S =0.
if q+r η
qr > 0 and
~q+r η
~qr > 0 for all qr and ~qr.
Proof: qoutr (qin r) denote the Eigenstates. All the four
sets { qoutr,
qc}, { qinr, qc},{ ~qoutr, ~qc}, { ~qinr, ~qc}
are assumed to be complete. Adopting the normalizations,
q+r’ η
qr = δ
r’r and ~q+r’ η
~qr = δ
r’r we have the relations
valid for the two sets { qoutr,
qc} and { qinr, qc} equally
valid for the sets { ~qoutr, ~qc}
and { ~qinr, ~qc}.
Here H qr in,out
= Er
qr in,out ;
H qc = Ec qc ;
H ~qc =
~Ec ~qc ;
H
~qr in,out = ~Er ~qr in,out ;
where Er , ~Er are real for all qr , and Ec
and ~Ec are not
real. From these it follows, that
q+r η qr’ = 0 if Er
≠ Er’
etc. relations.
A set of transformations У which
transform the complete
set
of base vectors,
{
qoutr, qc} ⇔
{ qinr, qc}
⇕ ⇕
{ ~qoutr, ~qc} ⇔ { ~qinr, ~qc}
Fig.1a
aas schematically represented in the Fig.1a may be written down in the matrix form by utilizing the invariance property of η matrix under such set of transformations У.
У+ η У = η
Explicitly,
У = 1/√2 [ S 0 ~S 0; 0 ▓ 0 0; ~S
0 0 0; 0 ▓ 0 ▓ ]
where the orders of the columns,
from left to right, corresponds
to the set of base vectors, (qoutr, qc,
~qoutr, ~qc).
The physical matrix
q+inr η qoutr’ = ~Srr’
.
The zeros in У are due to the orthogonality
conditions and the
Shaded areas represent, say a
matrix of the type σ
= [0 1;1 0].
Thus the matrix η
would have the form
η
= [1 0 0
0;
0
▓ 0 0; 0 0 1 0; 0 0 0 ▓ ]
upon substitution, the
above relations in the equation
У+ η У = η
we get S+S = ~S+~S =1 and ~S+ S = S+ ~S =0.
MODIFIED QUANTAL EM FIELD:
Presence of the gravitational field introduces a modification of the photon field. Since we expect the fields described
by qr ,
~qr to interact via massive Boson fields of mass
mB , ̰mB and mB0 .
The EM interaction
is, then
HEM = jμ (eA μ + i g+ B+μ +
i g0 B0 μ +
i
g- B-μ )
where i is the usual
electromagnetic current and
B+μ = Bμ +
i ̰Bμ
B-μ = Bμ -
i
̰Bμ
and a neutral field B0 which is introduced for the sake of iso-spin
symmetry completion of the new fields.
Hence
the Riemannian curvature of space-time itself may be the
source of a corresponding
iso-spin current. The nature of this obviously is expected to be different from
that of similar iso-spin currents of hadron spectroscopy essentially because we
consider the coupling constants
( g+ ,
g-
, g0) .
In the eventuality of g+ , g- , g0 approximately the same, (iso-
Gravitational charge
independence hypothesis), we have then to
Lowest order, the sum of
the two diagrams,
Pic1
These yield the term,
instead of the usual e 2/ k2 term,
[ e2/k2 - q2/(
k2+ m +B2) – q2/ (k2 + m- B2) - q2/ (k2 + m0 B2)]
which is O(k-8) as k2
à ∞. Thus in the presence of the
Gravitational ( EM type)
interaction makes it possible to remove
all infinities from the EM mass
difference between hadrons, as
well as those associated with the
radiative corrections to weak
decays.
Essential feature of this theory is that H EM ≠ H+ EM.
The interaction Hamiltonian is
not Hermitian.
MODIFIED ELECTRO-WEAK CURRENTS:
Abdus alam (1968) and Wienberg (1967) have formulated
a renormalizable
theory based essentially on the Higg’s mechanism. They treated the muon and its
neutrino in exactly the same way as
an electron and its
neutrino. They treated these doublets to transform as spinor representations of
the weak group SUL(2) where L stands for the left-handedness.
The Hadronic part of electric current is,
J
λ ≃
Vλ3 + 1/3 Vλ 8
And
L λ
α =
½ (Vλα +A λα)
and R
λ α= ½ (Vλα - A λα)
α= 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. In a quark model these may be
written as,
L
λ α = ½ ̅ψq γλ λ1/2 α ( 1+ γ5)
ψq
and
R λ α =
½ ̅ψq γλ λ1/2 α ( 1- γ5)
ψq
with λ α as
the SU(3) group generators. Hadronic weak current
accordingly becomes
L’
λ α = ½ ̅ψq’ γλ λ1/2 α ( 1+ γ5)
ψq’
With p’ = p,
and Θc the Cabibbo’s
angle.
(n’;
λ) = [cos Θc sin Θc ; -
sin Θc cos Θc]
Universal
strength of the weak interactions of lepton and of
Hadrons becomes
therefore apparent when one compares this with
the leptonic part of
the fundamental tensor Hijk components satisfying a spinor form of
equations, allows me now to define a neutral current Jλ3 which also includes these new
spinors, with a new Quantum Number called, “GRAVY” G=1, (and Y=0, C=0, T=1/2
respectively for the
hypercharge, Charm and iso-spin). Thus the
neutral current is
given by,
Jλ3 = ½ [ ̅PL γλ PL - ̅n1L
γλ n1L
+ ̅PL γλ PL
- ̅λ1L γλ λ1L +
̅qL γλ qL - ̅
̰qL γλ ̰qL]
which has zero strangeness. The
charged currents Jλ1,2 have the
Gravy-Changing factors. The bad high-energy behavior of
Pic 2
is cancelled not by a graph like
pic 3
but by graphs like,
pic 4
and pic5
in which , Gravy-Quarks are
exchanged.
Incidentally these pair of
spinor fields q, ̰q on a
Space-Time curvature
normalized to qA ̰qA
=1, forming a dyad
or Gravy-Spin frame,
allows to define a unique null tetrad
( la, ma
, ̅ma , na
) at each point. Conversely any null
tetrad
defines a dyad
uniquely to the ambiguous sign. We may adopt,
la = qA q*A’ , ma = qA ̰q*A’ ,
̅ma = ̰qA q*A’ , na = ̰qA ̰q*A’
which are clearly unaffected by
the symmetry operation,
(qA, ̰q*A’
) à
( - qA , - ̰q*A’ )
It is apparent that a
canonically, an orthonormal tetrad is
chosen,
Ta
= 1/√2 (la + na
); Xa
= 1/√2 (ma
+ ̅ma);
Ya
= 1/√2 (ma
- ̅ma); Za
= 1/√2 (la - na );
The twelve spin
coefficients and their association with the
Ricci coefficients for the
complete null tetrad can easily be
given. Those are analogous to the
Newman-Penrose spin
coefficients and accordingly may
be denoted by
κ, σ, ρ,τ, -ν,-λ,-μ,-π,α,β,γ,ε
Note:
These are also known as Ricci Tensor coefficients defined by
γijk
=
Z ib;a Zj b Zka which
are antisymmetric in first two indices.
The
choice of the null tetrad lana=
1 with unit space-
like vectors Xa
and Ya orthogonal to the null vectors( future-
pointing null directions at each
point of space-time) implies a
two-dimensional “gauge”, freedom
which is the 2-parameter sub-
group of the Lorentz group. The
group has the boosts
la à r la and na à r-1 na and
the spatial rotations
ma à eiΘ ma
. The gauge group is multiplicative group of complex numbers Z= r eiΘ.
Obviously the Spin and Boost
weighted scalar of type
{P, Q} arise with
spin-weight of ½ (P-Q) and boost weight of
½ (P+Q), where the
scalars undergo transformations, such as
Φ
à ZP Z*Q Φ.
In terms of these we have the
effect derivative operators
represented by the diagram below.
Fig.1
With the diagrams of
derivative operations and the
directions of Boost weight and
Spin-weight changes, given in
Fig.2(a)
and Fig. 2(b).
Derivative operations are defined
analogous to the Geroch space-
time null directional
formulation.(R. Geroch, A. Held, R. Penrose)
Thus, we contend here, only by
giving the basic formulations of
our spinors calculus.
The essential difference of the present renormalized theory of
electro-weak interactions is the
inclusion of Gravy-changing parts
and as well the neutral Gravy
currents by a spinor doublet instead
of, such as singlet Charm spinor,
made in the simplest schemes by
S. L. Glashow, Illiopoulos, J and
L. Maini (1970).
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The author is deeply indebted to Late
Prof. K. R. Rao, D.Sc. (Madras), D.Sc. (London) for his sustained interest in
my expertise in Theoretical Physics and encouraging comments to further the
cause of my research endeavor.
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