Re: weak field and space-time symmetry

Akira Bergman wrote:

Is there a link between these two symmetries? I know that the second
law and time's directionality weakens towards smaller scale and space
and time start looking like each other.

I saw a paper on it at the following link;

http://www.springerlink.com/content/m37048t44521h814/

but I don't understand what it means at the moment. It says that;

"It follows that internal symmetries of the weak interactions can be
interpreted as space-time symmetries of spinor fields in the Dirac
algebra."

is there a simpler explanation to this?

One could be tremendously evil and run it the other way, effect vs.
cause,

1) Big Bang vacuum contained a chiral pseudoscalar background,
2) Said pseudoscalar field powered inflation and got mightily
diluted,
3) Inflation thereby chose matter over antimatter and locked in the
parity asymmetry of the Weak interaction.
4) Remnant dilute vacuum chiral background anisotropy sourced
biological homochirality, protein L-amino acids and natural D-sugars.

A chiral vacuum background is fast, easy, and cheap to test to high
sensitivity - both for static insertion divergence of chemically
identical opposite parity mass distributions and for dynamic
Equivalence Principle parity violation,

http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/lajos.htm#a2

Experiment is definitive, theory is interminable.

--
Uncle Al
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