The S-harmony of the universe

All the years that were devoted to the study of the regularity of the scale symmetry of the Universe, the author did not give rest to the question: what force is responsible for such a unique phenomenon? After all, it is clear that none of the types of interaction known to science, can not be responsible for this order in the Universe. By giving this force the name S-Force, and the interaction the name S-Interaction, I only indicated to myself the necessity of searching for a new fundamental process.

At the same time, the question of the mechanism of formation of two S - Wave of stability along the S-axis remained unclear. Gradually, almost at the intuitive level of realization, I came to the conclusion that these two waves have completely different mechanisms of formation.

It was shown above that there are two forces constantly acting in the Universe, which leads to the appearance of scale symmetry. One of them is conservative, basic, generating the dimensionless coefficient \(10^5\). The other is the evolutionary force, which is related to the scale boundaries of the Metagalaxy and generates the dimensionless coefficient, the value of which changes continuously during the expansion of the Metagalaxy.

Figuratively speaking, the first tendency operates from the depths of matter, it tunes all hierarchical floors of the Universe to the scale factor \(10^5\) like a tuning for a tuning chamber, and it can in no way be related to the dimensional parameters of objects, because its invariability is manifested as a systemic regularity for all objects, all hierarchical levels, at all times of life of the Universe. Another thing is the second tendency. It is manifested through the integer division of the Universe floors depending on its changing scale length. The closeness of the S - Evolutionary Coefficient of Symmetry (SECS) to the S - Basic Coefficient of Symmetry (SBCS) should not mislead us. We are talking about two different universal phenomena.

Strange as it may seem, the author first of all succeeded in finding a theoretical approach1 to the changing, evolutionary force. At the same time, the author is well aware that all subsequent theoretical considerations given in this chapter are nothing more than an attempt to find ways to the future theoretical substantiation of the phenomenon of the scale symmetry of the Universe.

  1. Sukhonos S. I. On the Causes of the Emergence of Preferred Sizes of Natural Bodies in Nature. Dep. VINITI from 27.01.1988. № 733–V88. ↩