Self-Variation Theory-Part II

Emmanuil Manousos^1,

¹APM Institute for the Advancement of Physics and Mathematics, Athens, Greece

Cite this paper:
Emmanuil Manousos. Self-Variation Theory-Part II. International Journal of Physics. 2024; 12(4):126-146. doi: 10.12691/ijp-12-4-2

Abstract

In this article we present the second part of the Self-Variation Theory. The article includes three sections; the gravitational interaction, the justification of the cosmological data, and the system of equations for the structure of matter and quantum phenomena.

Keywords:
electromagnetism gravity particle interactions origin of universe evolution of universe structure of matter quantum phenomena

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