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To challenge traditional classifications of interactions by proposing a new hierarchy based on mass origins.

April 30, 2026Open Access

New Exploration on the Essential Classification of the Four Fundamental Interactions

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This exploration reclassifies forces based on mass origin, revealing implications for cosmic evolution and unification of interactions.

To challenge traditional classifications of interactions by proposing a new hierarchy based on mass origins.
Reevaluating the classification of the four fundamental forces.
Identifying mass-origin and non-mass attribute forces based on their origins.
Establishes strong interaction and gravitation as homologous fundamental forces related to mass.
Identifies electromagnetic force and weak interaction as derivative forces with no direct relation to mass origin.

Jiaqing Yan (2026) studied this question.

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April 30, 2026Open Access

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This exploration reclassifies forces based on mass origin, revealing implications for cosmic evolution and unification of interactions.

To challenge traditional classifications of interactions by proposing a new hierarchy based on mass origins.
Reevaluating the classification of the four fundamental forces.
Identifying mass-origin and non-mass attribute forces based on their origins.
Establishes strong interaction and gravitation as homologous fundamental forces related to mass.
Identifies electromagnetic force and weak interaction as derivative forces with no direct relation to mass origin.

Jiaqing Yan (2026) studied this question.

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