Both the strong and the weak force seem to be transitional states in the precense of the ct4-ct5 transition and related to the "proximity" of black holes even though they are far away. Exactly how they function relative to one another and the nucleus, a compaction of quantum ct4 states, is still unclear.
Hence, in writing the grant application, I added this 'explanation' or perhaps excuse that is worth repeating:
THE young model
However, AuT is a very young
model. While it represents 4 years of
development; less than a year ago AuT still was working with very rough
versions of the details. A year ago, it
said the models were like intersecting spirals instead of the -1^x driver and
its progeny; looking at effects, such as capacitance equations to attempt to
find expansion and contraction characteristics.
Reading this paper, it’s easy to say, the numbers for derivation of pi
and sin functions were there all along, why not just apply them? It’s a valid criticism, but when you are
working completely unfunded it’s hard to drop your day job and start making
spreadsheets. Even so, the basic parameters
were there, and still are there, and the theory only requires times to fulfil
its predictive and exploitive ends. Book
2 was a very rough attempt at determining force and range from information arm
and it is extensively rewritten, but without a secretary to make the changes,
it remains obscure to the public.
Millions, if not billions, are begin spent looking for evidence of
particles that don’t even exist except as manifestations of information change
which can be examined from information obtained, but more importantly, can be
determined from a more fully developed model of AuT.
Anyway, books 1-4 cover what needs to be covered to have an understanding of the theory and to see the outlines of the model. It remains to do second editions of book 2 and 4.
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