Knot Physics

A geometric approach to unification

A geometric approach to unification

Branched spacetime manifold

Unifying Gravity and Quantum Mechanics

A branched spacetime manifold enables a unified description of gravity and quantum mechanics.

Linked knots

Strong Force

A geometric theory of quarks results in asymptotic freedom, confinement, and gluons.

Electromagnetic field of two knots

Electroweak

Electroweak unification is a consequence of including knot geometry in the description of the electromagnetic field.

Theory Summary


An overview of the entire theory, from simple assumptions about the spacetime manifold through particles, quantum mechanics, and forces


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Theory Summary


An overview of the entire theory, from simple assumptions about the spacetime manifold through particles, quantum mechanics, and forces


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Papers


The papers cover theory fundamentals as well as a variety of topics, including entanglement and dark matter.


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Latest Paper


Incorporating Gravity into the Path Integral of Quantum Mechanics Using the Thermodynamics of Spacetime

We use principles from the thermodynamics of spacetime to modify the path integral of quantum mechanics. Entropy of the vacuum is interpreted as microstates... Read more


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Topics in Knot Physics


A natural transition from quantum to classical

Schrödinger’s Cat

At the center of physics is a conundrum that has persisted since the early days of quantum mechanics.

A Model of Flow with Zero Viscosity

Superfluidity

In Knot Physics, superfluidity results from the properties of the branched spacetime manifold.

Physics Beyond the Event Horizon

Physics Beyond the Event Horizon

In Knot Physics, a model of quantum gravity extends our knowledge of physics beyond the event horizon.

Fermion as a knot in spacetime

Visualizing Knots in Spacetime

In Knot Physics, particles are knots in the spacetime manifold.

Atomic orbitals

The Pauli Exclusion Principle

The geometry of elementary fermions prevents identical fermions from occupying the same quantum state.

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Branched spacetime manifold

Braids and Quantum Information on a Branched Spacetime Manifold

We use a branched spacetime manifold to describe quantum mechanics. The branches are braided, and the braids can help us understand quantum entanglement.

Video Course: Gravity and Quantum Mechanics

Topics covered include the double slit experiment, virtual particles, and spacetime curvature.

Quantum Mechanics

A 3-minute video on quantum mechanics, which results from a geometric model of spacetime

Quantum Mechanics

A 3-minute video on quantum mechanics, which results from a geometric model of spacetime

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Branched spacetime manifold

Developing Knot Physics

On developing a unification theory as independent researchers

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