Gluon Structure

CPP Gluon Model: Twisted qDP Pair

• Structure: Two counter-rotating qDP (quark dipole pairs) in a twisted configuration.
• Color Charge: Each gluon carries one color and one anticolor (e.g., red-antiblue).
• 8 Gluon Types: SU(3) color symmetry produces 8 independent gluon states.
• Self-Interaction: Unlike photons, gluons carry color charge and interact with each other.

Color Charge Mechanism

In CPP, color charge emerges from the rotational phase relationships between qDP pairs. The three colors (red, green, blue) correspond to 120-degree phase offsets in the qDP rotation. Gluons mediate the strong force by exchanging color between quarks, with each gluon carrying a color-anticolor combination. The 8 gluon types arise from the 8 independent generators of SU(3) color symmetry.