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Triality selection rules of Octonion and Quantum Mechanics

We apply the Cartan's supersymmetric model to the electromagnetic and weak interaction of leptons and hadrons, and study dynamics of $π^0,η,η'$ meson and Higgs boson. We adopt the Clifford algebra, express Pauli spinors by quaternions, Dirac spinors by octonions, and take into account the supersymmetric transformations $G_{ij}$ and $G_{ijk}$ of Cartan. When Higgs boson is assigned as Cartan's spinor pairs $Ψ=\barψψ$ or $Φ=\barϕϕ$, its decay into $γγγγ$ does not occur, but there appear 8 diagrams of $Ψ\toγγ$ and 8 diagrams of $Φ\toγγ$. If our world matter makes 4.6\% of the total matter, and we can interpret the matter transformed by $G_{23},G_{12},G_{123},G_{13}, G_{132}$ or about 5 times of our matter, i.e. 23\% corresponds to dark matter. We can assign the world transformed by $G_{12}, G_{123}, G_{13}$ and $G_{132}$, which make about 2/3 of the total corresponds to the dark energy. Experimentally, 72\% of the total matter corresponds to dark energy.

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