
Background: The unification of the four fundamental forces of nature has long been a central goal in theoretical physics. A promising avenue for achieving this is through the geometrization of these forces, a concept that has been explored in various theoretical frameworks. This study aims to geometrize every single one of the four basic fields of nature, which has the potential to form the foundation of a unified field theory. Material and methods:By utilizing a novel approach, we demonstrate how the four basic fields of nature can be integrated into a single coherent framework. Results: Our results show that the unification of all four forces within a geometric framework is not only mathematically consistent but also offers a deeper understanding of their interconnections. The unified field theory proposed here successfully combines the previously distinct fields into a single geometrized structure.Conclusion:The geometrization of all fundamental forces provides a significant step towards a unified field theory. This framework offers new insights into the nature of the universe and opens the door to further advancements in both theoretical and experimental physics.
Barukcic, Ilija, Ilija Barukčić, Barukčić, Unified Field Theory, Geometry, Barukcic, Barukčić, Ilija, Ilija Barukcic
Barukcic, Ilija, Ilija Barukčić, Barukčić, Unified Field Theory, Geometry, Barukcic, Barukčić, Ilija, Ilija Barukcic
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