In this post, I offer you a small summary of the major problems currently open (= unresolved) in
cosmology and quantum physics and represent a very large share of research today.
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XII). Time
What is the nature of time? What is its structure? His behavior ? How to describe it? Is it
continuous (RG) or discrete (LQG)?
XV). locality
Is the principle of locality valid in all circumstances? Is it really non-locality phenomena in
quantum mechanics? If so, they violate the principle of locality? What is the real nature of
entanglement?
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VI). neutrinos
What precise mechanism explains neutrino oscillation? What is the mass of each neutrino
flavor?
Are they particles Dirac or Majorana?
The phase of the violation load-parity (CP symmetry) is it zero? Why is the chirality neutrinos a
Lorentz invariant? Is there a heavier fourth neutrino called "sterile neutrino"?
Can we observe a double beta decay of neutrinos? If so, under what conditions can the
conservation of lepton number being raped?
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VIII). protons
How quarks and gluons are they involved specifically the spin of the proton?
Is the proton stable? If so, what is the mechanism behind this stability? If not, what are the
consequences of this instability at all levels?
What is the real value of the proton radius? Is it necessary to change the QCD to explain?
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Part 4 - Conclusion
Part 1 - Problem unresolved in quantum physics and cosmology: 15
Part 2 - Problem not solved in particle physics and nuclear physics: 12
Part 3 - Unresolved problem in astrophysics: 16
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