I have no idea what isodual means,
Applying both Newonian and Quantum algebraic analysis to antimatter:
http://arxiv.org/abs/physics/9705001
Classical isodual theory of antimatter
Authors: R. M. Santilli
Comments: 25 pages, Latex
Report-no: IBR-TH-97-S037, Feb. 155, 1997
Subj-class: General Physics
An inspection of the contemporary physics literature reveals that,
while matter is treated at all levels of study, from Newtonian
mechanics to quantum field theory, antimatter is solely treated at the
level of second quantization. For the purpose of initiating the
restoration of full equivalence in the treatments of matter and
antimatter in due time, in this paper we present a classical
representation of antimatter which begins at the primitive Newtonian
level with expected images at all subsequent levels. By recalling that
charge conjugation of particles into antiparticles is anti-automorphic,
the proposed theory of antimatter is based on a new map, called
isoduality, which is also anti-automorphic, yet it is applicable
beginning at the classical level and then persists at the quantum
level. As part of our study, we present novel anti-isomorphic isodual
images of the Galilean, special and general relativities and show the
compatibility of their representation of antimatter with all available
classical experimental knowledge, that on electromagnetic interactions.
We also identify the prediction of antigravity for antimatter in the
field of matter (or vice-versa) without any claim on its validity, and
defer its resolution to specific experiments. To avoid a prohibitive
length, the paper is restricted to the classical treatment which had
not been sufficiently treated until now. Studies on operator profiles,
such as the equivalence of isoduality and charge conjugation and the
implication of the isodual theory in particle physics, are conducted in
a separate paper.
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