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sichase@csa2.lbl.gov writes...
>in any but the weakest possible sense.  Most importantly, it presupposes
>that unification occurs at a single point - an entirely ad hoc assumption.

Could you be more specific? If you mean the coupling constants coming
together, theoretically they should, and experimentally they do.

>Grand Unification is in a weak enough position already, regardless of 
>the form, from an experimental point of view to trust any conclusions
>based upon it.  But to require additional specific conditions is too much
>for me.    

Do you mean the experimental result that sin^2(theta) is the predicted
value, or the result that proton decay is suppressed, as predicted? ;-)

And what additional specific conditions do you mean? These results come
from the minimal SUSY GUT.

Dave Ring
dwr2560@zeus.tamu.edu