The white color theory: a novel framework on grand unified theory

The unification of fundamental forces—gravity, the strong nuclear force, and the weak nuclear force—has long been a central pursuit in theoretical physics. This work introduces a conceptual model where the Quantum Force, analogous to a “white color” mixture, represents the pre-Big Bang unified force. By examining the mechanisms of force separation during the Big Bang, this model proposes that dimensionality significantly governs the robustness of unified and separated forces. Through a novel dimensional framework, it is argued that the unified force weakens when exposed to conventional space-time dimensions but regains robustness in higher-dimensional spaces. This theory bridges energy thresholds, cosmic expansion, and entropy-driven mechanisms, offering a pathway toward a Grand Unified Theory (GUT). The model is further reinforced with rigorous simulations, demonstrating alignment with intricate theoretical predictions.