[01] Fred Y. Ye, School of Information Management, Nanjing University, Nanjing, China.

A mathematical multi-vector consisted of a complex scalar, a complex vector and a bivector, which constructs a physical linked-measure, yielding a linked-field. When the linked-measure is applied as the world measure, its strong symmetric links generate electromagnetic field and its strong micro-inner links do strong field, while its weak micro-inner symmetric links synthesize electroweak field. With adding outer space-time metric, the linked-field leads to gravitational field with a new understanding of dark matter and dark energy. In the linked-field, the micro-particle standard model and the macro-cosmos standard model are unified, where double dynamic sources drive the universe, in which one initialized big-bang and another pushed rotation. Dark matter and dark energy are structural effects of the whole universe, caused respectively by rotation and big-bang. A rotated vacuum explosive experiment is suggested to verify the hypothesis.

Linked-Measure, Linked-Field, Unified Field, Multi-Vector, Dark Matter, Dark Energy, Standard Model

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