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| Chocolate Grinder 1913, oil on canvas |
Chocolate Grinder #2 1914 Mixed media, oil on canvas |
The Chocolate Grinder, an element of the Large Glass
The spacetime of the lightcones and the fermions and scalar are connected to the chocolate grinder.
The chocolate grinder receives octonionic structure from the water wheel.
Mitchell Whitelaw has a musical composition (in Macintosh Finale format) based on the chocolate grinder on his home page.
The chassis of the chocolate grinder represents the 28 infinitesimal generator gauge bosons of the adjoint representation of Spin(8).
The 3 rollers of the chocolate grinder represent the 8-dimensional spacetime (blue dot), the 8 (first generation) fermion particles (red dot), and the 8 (first generation) fermion antiparticles (green dot).
The necktie of the chocolate grinder represents the scalar particle.
Together, the chassis and 3 rollers of the chocolate grinder form the Dynkin diagram of Spin(8):
The chocolate grinder and the hypercube are connected to a pair of scissors, which cut off 4 of the 8 dimensions of spacetime, leaving a quaternionic 4-dimensional spacetime with basis (1,i,j,k) and lightcones:
(i,j), (j,k), (k,i)