The Self-Interacting Universe

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One equation in the Clifford algebra Cl(1,6) — seven generators, signature (1,6), zero free parameters. The claim is that this equation might represent the actual universe, given the significant findings to date that support that assertion. A mixed physics model — a hybrid between the single-equation physics and standard physics — appears to derive the fine structure constant, the proton-to-electron mass ratio, the dark matter fraction, and over fifty other quantities from the algebra alone.

The printed book from which the conceptual story above is derived includes a complete formal proof section. I would be happy to send a printed copy at no cost on request to anyone interested in reviewing that body of work. As the physics from the conceptual story is a hybrid model, however, and the single-equation physics must stand on its own as a complete physical law for it to represent the actual universe, we have started the attempt at a rigorous formal derivation of such. The work to date on which can be reviewed in the interactive graph format linked above.

Any and all feedback on this work by any party is welcome.