Physics is Logic Painted on the Void: Origin of Bare Masses and The Standard Model in Logic, U (4) Origin of the Generations, Normal and Dark Baryonic Forces, Dark Matter, Dark Energy, The Big Bang, Complex General Relativity, Megaverse of Universe Partic

Publisher Marketing: The author's description of this technical book. Scientists and philosophers have wondered for hundreds of years about the ability of Science, and Physics in particular, to accurately be described by Mathematics. This book answers that question. The fundamental Physics theory of the universe - Elementary Particle Physics and Quantum Gravity, from which all Science is ultimately derived, is based on Logic - Asynchronous Logic in particular. Since Mathematics ultimately is based on Logic as well, we see a common source for Science and Mathematics. Their symbiotic relation is due to their common progenitor and they cannot disagree. Our derivation begins by defining 4-valued logic pre-particles called iotas that we clothe in complex space-time coordinates making "bare" fermions. We then show how the four fermion species result. From that point the book presents a detailed derivation/construction of The Extended Standard Model of the author which contains within it the known The Standard Model. It is a derivation that has a similarity of sorts with the geometry of Euclid: both introduce fundamental axioms and then proceed to develop constructs from which a complete theory of the four known interactions: Electromagnetic, Weak, Strong and gravitational emerge in a natural way from the geometry of complex space-time when it is mapped to real space-time coordinates by a group we call the Reality group. The geometry of space-time leads directly to the classification of fermions and Dark fermions each into four species: charged leptons, neutral leptons, up-type quarks and down-type quarks. It also provides a detailed description of Dark Matter: from its fundamental nature to its chemistry; and Dark Energy. It shows how to make perturbation theory calculations automatically finite (no divergences); and the beginning state of the Big Bang finite (no infinities); and how the universe's expansion is fueled. Contributor Bio:  Blaha, Stephen Blaha is a nationally known lecturer on programming languages. Dr. Blaha has taught literally thousands of students Java, C and C++. His course materials have been licensed by the largest computer companies to teach to their employees and by major U. S. government agencies.