Everything about Grand Unified Theory totally explained
Grand Unification,
grand unified theory, or
GUT refers to any of several very similar
unified field theories or models in
physics that predicts that at extremely high energies (above
GeV, which is slightly suggestive. This interesting numerical observation is called the
gauge coupling unification and it works particularly well if one assumes the existence of
superpartners of the Standard Model particles. Still it's possible to achieve the same by postulating, for instance, that ordinary (non supersymmetric)
models break with an intermediate gauge scale, such as the one of Pati-Salam group.
Origin of name
The coining of the widely-used
acronym GUT has been attributed to a paper published in 1978 by
Harvard University theorist
Dimitri Nanopoulos (now at
Texas A&M University).
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