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The '''Theory of Geometric Unity''' is an attempt by Eric Weinstein to produce a unified field theory by recovering the different, seemingly incompatible geometries of fundamental physics from a general structure with minimal assumptions. There are four versions based on the different c [[Observerse]]. For the latest updates on the theory, visit [https://geometricunity.org/ geometricunity.org]. | The '''Theory of Geometric Unity''' is an attempt by Eric Weinstein to produce a unified field theory by recovering the different, seemingly incompatible geometries of fundamental physics from a general structure with minimal assumptions. There are four versions based on the different c [[Observerse]]. For the latest updates on the theory, visit '''[https://geometricunity.org/ geometricunity.org]'''. | ||
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Revision as of 00:51, 1 April 2021
The Theory of Geometric Unity is an attempt by Eric Weinstein to produce a unified field theory by recovering the different, seemingly incompatible geometries of fundamental physics from a general structure with minimal assumptions. There are four versions based on the different c Observerse. For the latest updates on the theory, visit geometricunity.org.
Motivations
Geometric Unity is hoped to provide a way out of the Twin Nuclei Problem.
First Presentation
Geometric Unity was first presented in three Simonyi Special Lectures delivered over the course of a week at the University of Oxford. The lectures were organized by Marcus du Sautoy, the Simonyi Professor for the Public Understanding of Science. The lectures provided a broad overview of the mathematical structures in the theory’s endogenous version, discussed where current effective theories are recovered in those structures, and showed general predictions based on those structures.
"A Portal Special Presentation- Geometric Unity: A First Look" was uploaded on April 2nd, 2020 as a general introduction to Geometric Unity. The video is divided into three sections: a preface, the lecture proper, and a supplementary PowerPoint presentation. The preface provides context based on historical and contemporary events and introduces the concept of a theory of everything. The lecture shown is a recording of the first lecture given at the University of Oxford. The PowerPoint reviews the lecture’s major concepts in a more up-to-date notation.
Eric Discussing Geometric Unity
Appearances where Eric discusses Geometric Unity are listed below.