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We made an attempt to unify strong, superstrong (color), electric and gravitational forces. A proof is provided that when the electric charges of the interacting elements are assumed to be distributed along circles, the strong, superstrong (color), and gravitational forces can be explained by applying Coulomb?s law for electric charges.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
We made an attempt to unify strong, superstrong (color), electric and gravitational forces. A proof is provided that when the electric charges of the interacting elements are assumed to be distributed along circles, the strong, superstrong (color), and gravitational forces can be explained by applying Coulomb?s law for electric charges.


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Scientific Paper
TitleThe Unification of Forces
Author(s)Vladimir B Ginzburg
Keywordsstrong forces, superstrong forces, gravitational forces
Published2006
JournalProceedings of the NPA
Volume4
Number1
Pages66-72

Abstract

We made an attempt to unify strong, superstrong (color), electric and gravitational forces. A proof is provided that when the electric charges of the interacting elements are assumed to be distributed along circles, the strong, superstrong (color), and gravitational forces can be explained by applying Coulomb?s law for electric charges.