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Fundamental Fields in the Time Field Model: Gauge Symmetries, Hierarchy, and Cosmic Structure
Building on the gravitational framework established in Paper #11 [6], where gravity arises from time-wave compression and space quanta merging, this work unifies SU(3)× SU(2)× U(1) gauge symmetries under the Time Field Model (TFM). We demonstrate how mass generation, cosmic filament formation, and force hierarchy emerge from the dynamics of fundamental time-wave fields T+(x) and T−(x). We also explore coupling-constant drifts and collider phenomena that link quantum scales to cosmological evolution. This framework situates time itself as a unified origin for forces, mass, and cosmic structure.
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