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• TITLE: What Gravity Is: Alzofon-Ionescu Theory beyond Newton, Einstein, Quantum/Entropy Gravity, etc. A Virequest Project Proposal

  AUTHORS: Lucian Miti Ionescu

  KEYWORDS: Quantum Gravity, String Theory, Standard Model

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of High Energy Physics, Gravitation and Cosmology, Vol.7 No.3, July 26, 2021

  ABSTRACT: Gravity is not a fundamental force; in a nut-shell, it is the result of a non-commutative interaction of the “electric” (i.e. Coulomb type) due to fractional charges of the proton and neutron in U(2)-gauge theory, but which have no structure in U(1)-gauge theory, being neutral in itself (neutron), or when compensated by the electronic cloud (proton). This is no longer true at the SU(2) Electroweak Theory level, once spherical 3D-symmetry is broken to a finite Platonic group of symmetry within it Γ → SU(2). The fine splitting of energy levels due to the quark structure (frame basis in SU(2)) of the electric charge can be experimentally controlled using a MASER to invert the population and orient the nuclei the right way to reduce and turn off Gravity.