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Chronometric cosmology and fundamental fermions. 1982

I E Segal
Department of Mathematics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139.

It is proposed that the fundamental fermions of nature are modeled by fields on the chronometric cosmos that are not precisely spinors but become such only in the nonchronometric limit. The imbedding of the scale-extended Poincaré group in the linearizer of the Minkowskian conformal group defines such fields, by induction.

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