Description

The unified theory of physics unifies various phenomena in our observable universe and other universes. It starts with the three physical principles: the object structure, the space structure, and the dimensional oscillation. The object structure consists of 11D membrane, 10D string, variable D particle, and empty object. The space structure includes attachment space and detachment space. Relating to rest mass, attachment space attaches to object permanently with zero speed or reversibly at the speed of light. Relating to kinetic energy, detachment space irreversibly detaches from the object at the speed of light. The combination of attachment space and detachment space brings about three different space structures: miscible space, binary lattice space, and binary partition space for special relativity, quantum mechanics, and the extreme force fields, respectively. The dimensional oscillation involves the oscillation between high dimensional space-time with high vacuum energy and low dimensional space-time with low vacuum energy. Our observable universe with 4D space-time has zero vacuum energy.
In terms of cosmology, our universe starts with the 11-dimensional membrane universe followed by the 10-dimensional string universe and then by the 10-dimensional particle universe, and ends with the asymmetrical dual universe with variable dimensional particle and 4-dimensional particles. This 4-stage process goes on in repetitive cycles as the figure below. Such 4-stage cosmology accounts for the origins of the four force fields. The unified theory places all elementary particles in the periodic table of elementary particles with the calculated masses in good agreement with the observed values.
The inhomogeneous structures, such as galaxy, is derived from the incompatibility between baryonic matter and dark matter, like the inhomogeneous structure formed by the incompatibility between oil and water. Cosmic radiation allows dark matter and baryonic matter to be compatible. As the universe expanded, the decreasing density of cosmic radiation increased the incompatibility, resulting in increasing inhomogeneous structures. The five stages of the formation of inhomogeneous structures are baryonic matter, baryonic droplets, the first generation galaxies by the big eruption, cluster, and supercluster. The big eruption explains the origin of different types of galaxies.
Under extreme conditions, such as the zero temperature and extremely high pressure, gauge boson force field undergoes the phase transition to form extreme force field. Extreme force field explains unusual phenomena such as superconductor, fractional quantum Hall effect, supernova, neutron star, gamma ray burst, and quasar.