4D-tetraquark is the energy source of the Big Bang

 

Leonov Vladimir

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 Leonov Vladimir. 4D-tetraquark is the energy source of the Big Bang, – ResearchGate, 2023, 8 p. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/372517875

From Book: Section 32. Big Bang: The Universe Before and After. Part 1. New Quantum Paradigm. – E-Book, Amazon Kindle Edition, 2023, pp. 60-65 ISBN: 9798850854294,link: https://a.co/d/hQadmZC, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/372232246

Abstract

The space-time quantum (quanton) in the form of 4D-tetraquark was introduced by me into theoretical physics in 1996 [1, 2]. This was an epoch-making discovery which served as the basis for my creation of the Quantum Superunification Theory (QST) [3]. On the other hand, I proved that 4D-tetraquark is included in the structure of the quantized space-time in the form of a SEV field, which is the carrier of the Superstrong Electromagnetic Interaction (SEV) - the fifth fundamental force (Superforce). 4D-tetraquark has a diameter of the order of 10^–25 m; this is ten orders of magnitude greater than the Planck length. 4D-tetraquark has 4 integer quarks: two electric and two magnetic. This fact allows us to estimate the density of electromagnetic energy accumulated in one cubic meter of the cosmic quantized vacuum of the Universe. The pressure at the center of the quantized Universe can reach more than 10^74 Pa [6]. This is the critical pressure that triggers the Big Bang. It was enough then to activate about one cubic meter of the quantized Universe for the Big Bang to take place, as a result of which elementary particles, atoms, molecules, bodies, planets, stars and galaxies were formed. The energy source of the Big Bang was first established in the form of a 4D-tetraquark and a quantized Universe. On the other hand, the 4D-tetraquark is the only four-dimensional particle in nature, the carrier of time and space [4. 7], electromagnetism and gravity [8], being the basis of quantum gravity [3].

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