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The Mass Gap of the Space-time and its Shape
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Explore Snyder's quantum space-time with focus on how its quanta has a positive mass, cell geometry and links to standard particle models.
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Check out our latest exploration into Snyder’s quantum space-time! We dive into how quanta of space-time have a positive mass, explore the intriguing 24-cell geometry, and discuss its potential links to the standard model of particles. Plus, we connect these findings to major concepts like mass generation and the flatness of the observable universe. TL;DR We’re investigating Snyder’s quantum space-time, focusing on its Lorentz invariance and the intriguing positive mass gap. The study highlights the 24-cell geometry, its symmetry group, and potential connections to the standard model of particles. This research touches on mass generation, Avogadro's number, and the observable universe's flatness.
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