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In Kozuch Theory, every particle is the mouth of a wormhole. In the 2-dimensional space shown here (left) the wormhole appears to have a singularity at its centre. |
| Apparently singular wormhole | |
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| The singularity is avoided by embedding the same wormhole in a space with two more dimensions, where every point is now free to occupy any position on the surface of a sphere; this sphere is called the “standard fibre” (below left). Paths through the wormhole that would converge can now side-step each other in the extra dimensions (below right). | |
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| The “standard fibre” for 2-dimensional Kozuch Theory | Wormhole colour-coded to show how singularity is avoided |
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