Knot Physics

A unification theory by Caltech alumni

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Developing a unification theory of physics outside of academia

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

Gravity and quantum mechanics in Knot Physics

Knot Physics research papers

Assumptions, advantages, and features of the theory

Caltech astrophysics PhD and math alumnus now doing independent research