The theory indicates the possibility of a cold
genesis of elementary particles and fields by a phenomenological approach using
the principle of sub-quantum fluid, describing the electro-magnetic and
gravitational fields through equations of ideal fluids applied to the
subquantum and the quantum "primordial dark energy." The potential to
describe the cold genesis of "dark" photons and "dark"
elementary particles is obtained by a lepton CF-chiral soliton model, resulting
in a vortex of "primordial dark energy," respectively-as gammonic
(e+-e-)-condensate Bose-Einstein pairs confined in a very strong magnetic
field, during the time of the Protouniverse. This possibility results from a
primordial 'gravistar' model with a self-growing property created by a
"vortex cascade" mechanism caused by its magnetic field and
gravitationally maintained by the confining of "primordial dark
energy" into "dark photons" and into "dark particles."
As a time of gravistars evolving into magnetars, supernovae and into
(micro)quasars, the presumed primordial 'big bang' of the Universe results.
A semi-sinusoidal variation of the expansion
speed is given by the resulting model of the expanding Universe.
Naturally, the approach describes the
fundamental relationships in the same basic definition.
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State Office for Inventions and Trademarks, OSIM, Bucharest, Romania.
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