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COMPLEX SPINORS AND UNIFIED THEORIES

Gell-Mann, Murray, Ramond, Pierre, Slansky, Richard·2010·World Scientific Series in 20th Century Physics

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In this paper delivered by Murray Gell-Mann at the Stony Brook Supergravity Workshop in 1979, several paths to unification are discussed, from N=8 supergravity to $SU_5$, $SO_{10}$, and $E_6$. Generalizations of $SO_{10}$ to spinor representations of larger groups are introduced. A natural mechanism for generating tiny neutrino masses is proposed in the context of $SO_{10}$, and finally, focus on $SU_3$ rather than $SU_2$ or $SO_3$ family symmetries is noted.

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Authors
Gell-Mann, M., Ramond, P., & Slansky, R.
Venue
World Scientific Series in 20th Century Physics
Published
2010-02
Pages
266-272
ISSN
1793-1207 (ISSN-L)
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Type
book chapter
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en
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