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  1. Even if we assume that their stabilisation of tachyons is valid, it applies to an expanding and rotating Universe, but not inside a nucleus (where spacetime can be taken as Minkowskian).

    What do you know of the inside of a hadron in order to suposse that the inside spacetime frame is minkowskian.

    Think about the tremendous densities of matter that are reached there.

    Clearly our model only has sense if all particles or some of them contains black holes inside.

     

     

     

    It he is also relevant that their claims about supposed superluminical neutrinos (OPERA) was settled recently by demonstration that neutrinos are not tachyons (e.g. ICARUS) and, subsequently, by OPERA report claiming that it was a hardware problem and that substitution eliminated the anomalous results.

     

    Those hypotesized superluminical neutrinos were not (externally) rotating.

    I agree that rotation is an essential component of any sensible tachyonic model of (detectable) particles.

     

    You might be interested in R. A. Konoplya and A. Zhidenko Phys. Rev. D86 (2012) 023531 (arXiv:1110.2015v4 [hep-th]). They claim that tachyons can be stable in an expanding and rotating Universe. So it may be possible that some rotation of the nucleus could be used to stabilise tachyonic quarks.

     

    Thak you for the reference.

     

    I can understand why (linear) tachyions should be undetectable, but I have no idea about under which context and why they should they be unstable.

     

    I would be very glad if you could give me some brief insight on it

  2. hello ajb. Thank you very much for your interest and analysis.

     

    So, at the nuclear level you need some mechanism or situation that could stabilise tachyons. This I think would be the biggest objection to your idea as it stands.

     

    The mechanism that I render mentally is that inside hadrons, some entities are rotating at superluminic speeds .

    Rotation hold them confined (stabilized) and superluminic avoid its direct observation. As radious of confinance grows velocities slow and approach to c, so requiring more and more energetic suport to be excited (observed) .

    Moreover, the fact that color (based in three component model ) account very well for hadrons behavior, perhaps (and I know this is very speculative) could be a consequence of the three degrees of freedom of the angular momentum of rotating tachyons inside hadrons.

  3. The Standard Model is not a belief it is tested.

     

    According with Popper you can not say that a model "is tested". Only that it has not yet falsed.

     

     

    That is as saying that the Earth is not real because is not isolated.

    This is fine. It's true that empirical sciences assume axiomatically that things can be isolated from the Universe, and that this assumptios in obviously not true at all. But this hole doesn't support your affirmation of the "reallity" quarks and your negation of the "reallity" of tachyons.

    The difference is that planets can be observed, but quark and tachyons no, because the same theory that postulates its existence, avoid its proper observation.

    You only could say that quarks explain now more things that tachyons, which I agree.

     

    Ultrarelativistic means that the speed is close to c and the relativistic effects are much more relevant/evident.

     

    Ok , but according with te natural lenguage meaning of prefix "ultra"

     

    http://dictionary.re...m/browse/ultra-

    , I find this denomination very confusing

     

    Energy in SR is real.

     

    No: For tachyons v>c the SR model of energies predicts imaginary values of energy as (1-v^2/c^2) is negative

     

     

    No, it is internally inconsistent and abandoned.

    Very Interesting . I dont know. I would be very glad if you could give me some insights or references about this internal inconsistence.

     

     

    The prediction of the positron was more heuristic and lucky than a real prediction (moreover Dirac initially believed that the positive charge hole was a proton).

     

    The decision about if one prediction is lucky or well based is a question of beliefs. If I was a deep non believer in standard model I could ever argue that predictions of SM are only lucky.

  4. Quarks are real particles and part of the standard model. Tachions are highly speculative particles.

     

    Perhaps you assume axiomatically that "real" means the same as "standard model"? Perhaps You do believe in the standard model.

    Anyway: the real thing is that isolated quarks remains as unobserved and unobservable as isolated tachyons.

     

     

     

    Let me add that "ultrarelativistic" does not mean tachionic.

    I agree. Perhaps "ultrarelativistic" has another meaning (that I don't know) and would be better to say "superluminic"

     

    There is no negative energies in SR. Moreover a negative energy does not imply tachionic motion.

    I agree. In fact tachyons have not negative, but imaginary energy in the context of SR.

     

     

    This is incorrect. First, Dirac model has been abandoned because it is inconsistent.

     

    Do you mean it is inconsitent with the standar model?

     

     

    Second, in modern quantum field theory positrons have positive energy.

     

    I know. In fact Positrons have positive energy not only in the standard model, but also in Dirac Theory

     

    Third, even if you were to ignore the inconsistencies of the Dirac model, this model is not tachionic. The negative energy Dirac electrons are not tachionic.

    I Know. But Dirac's is a good example of how a ensamble of unobservables can sustain a model able to sucessful predictions. (ie the existence of positrons)

  5. Quarks are real.

    I think "real" is a too strong word (at least for quarks).

    In my opinion, the model of an nonlimited energy increase of the quark ensemble when distances between quarks grow, lead to a theory that is not Popper falsable. You can not desingn an experiment showing isolated quarks because theory prohibit it. So quarks are a "behind the scenario" resource.

    In this way , tachyons are very similar. They are , teoretically not directly observable, but some models involving tachyons had got great descriptive and predictive success also behind the scenario

     

    For example, the model of negative energy states of electron led Diract to the prediction of positron as a hole in the ensamble of negative states . I think this model is implicitly tachyonic as negative energý is tachyonic (at least in the context of SR.)

     

    Element particles captured by Higgs field are quarks? So, how to hold element particles by Higgs field would be a good experiment. How about doing a simulation or an animation about Higgs field effect?

     

    I don't see the relationship between tachyonic states and Higgs field. Are you meaning that Higgs field is a negative energy field?

  6. Hi all.

     

    I'm new in this forum

    Please,forgive my no very good english

     

    Quarks and tachions share the feature of be: ¿Unobserved? ¿unobservable?

     

    Could an ultrarelativistic (tachionic) model of quarks to describe some features or behavior of quarks?

     

    Why a tachion has negative energy in the context of SR?

     

     

     

    How could this model be contrasted.? That is :how could it be designed an experimet "falsabilizante"?

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    Thanks: health, peace and good luck.

    lanjarote

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