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"One Sphere to the Standard Model to the universe: How Base-2 Geometry Generates Gauge Symmetries"

Penn State University: Eberly College of Science, Institute for Gravitation and the Cosmos, Mathematical Structures group

From the web pages of the Mathematical Structures

Four people within the group to whom we have written in the past: Jacob Bourjaily, Martin Bojowald, Adrian Ocneanu, and Ping Xu

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