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Expanding the results of previous research, a network of algebraic connections is demonstrated between six well-known particle theories. These are the Spin(10) model, the Georgi–Glashow model, the Pati–Salam model, the Left–Right Symmetric model, the Standard Model both pre- and post-Higgs mechanism. A new inclusion of a quaternionic reflection within the network further differentiates bosons from the boson in comparison to the Standard Model. It may introduce subtle new considerations for the phenomenology of electroweak symmetry breaking.
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Annalen der Physik (AdP) is one of the world''s most renowned physics journals with an over 225 years'' tradition of excellence. Based on the fame of seminal papers by Einstein, Planck and many others, the journal is now tuned towards today''s most exciting findings including the annual Nobel Lectures. AdP comprises all areas of physics, with particular emphasis on important, significant and highly relevant results. Topics range from fundamental research to forefront applications including dynamic and interdisciplinary fields. The journal covers theory, simulation and experiment, e.g., but not exclusively, in condensed matter, quantum physics, photonics, materials physics, high energy, gravitation and astrophysics. It welcomes Rapid Research Letters, Original Papers, Review and Feature Articles.