Phenomenological deformation of an exceptional-Jordan framework that fits hierarchy exponent and normalizations to six charged-fermion mass ratios at MZ, yielding power-law relations while accommodating neutrino orderings.
Octonions, exceptional Jordan algebra and the role of the group F_4 in particle physics
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Normed division rings are reviewed in the more general framework of composition algebras that include the split (indefinite metric) case. The Jordan - von Neumann - Wigner classification of finite dimensional Jordan algebras is outlined with special attention to the 27 dimensional exceptional Jordan algebra J. The automorphism group F_4 of J and its maximal Borel - de Siebenthal subgroups are studied in detail and applied to the classification of fundamental fermions and gauge bosons. Their intersection in F_4 is demonstrated to coincide with the gauge group of the Standard Model of particle physics. The first generation's fundamental fermions form a basis of primitive idempotents in the euclidean extension of the Jordan subalgebra JSpin_9 of J.
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The Standard Model gauge group is characterized as a subgroup of Spin(10) via two suitably aligned commuting complex structures on R^10 encoded in orthogonal pure spinors whose sum is pure, described efficiently with octonions.
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Fermion Mass Hierarchies and the Exceptional Jordan Algebra
Phenomenological deformation of an exceptional-Jordan framework that fits hierarchy exponent and normalizations to six charged-fermion mass ratios at MZ, yielding power-law relations while accommodating neutrino orderings.
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Octonions, complex structures and Standard Model fermions
The Standard Model gauge group is characterized as a subgroup of Spin(10) via two suitably aligned commuting complex structures on R^10 encoded in orthogonal pure spinors whose sum is pure, described efficiently with octonions.