A single Cl(10) Clifford algebra with embedded S3 symmetry realizes three fermion generations matching Standard Model quantum numbers without gauge boson replication.
Division Algebras; Spinors; Idempotents; The Algebraic Structure of Reality
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A carefully constructed explanation of my connection of the real normed division algebras to the particles, charges and fields of the Standard Model of quarks and leptons provided to an interested group of attendees of the 2nd Mile High Conference on Nonassociative Mathematics in Denver in 2009.06.
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Representations of lightest Standard Model particles form a Z_2^5-graded superalgebra isomorphic to H_16(C) and generated by division algebras.
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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Electroweak Structure and Three Fermion Generations in Clifford Algebra with S3 Family Symmetry
A single Cl(10) Clifford algebra with embedded S3 symmetry realizes three fermion generations matching Standard Model quantum numbers without gauge boson replication.
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A Superalgebra Within: representations of lightest standard model particles form a $\mathbb{Z}_2^5$-graded algebra
Representations of lightest Standard Model particles form a Z_2^5-graded superalgebra isomorphic to H_16(C) and generated by division algebras.
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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.