Ontological analysis of metaphysical foundations of Unify theories

Under the great unification in physics was understood a theory that uniformly describes the four known types of interactions: gravitation, electromagnetic force, strong and weak interactions. The problem of a Unify theory rooted in an inconsistent understanding of the ontological foundations of different physical theories. The relevance of Unify theory is due to both the philosophical and ontological assumptions and conceptual difficulties of the theoretical physics, as well as applications of physics in cosmology. Despite the severity and the high relevance of the problem, it is still are not resolved. The analysis shows the incompatibility of the philosophical foundations of scientific theories, and allows us to consider the problem from the perspective of contradictory between theoretical views on the basic ontological categories. It's impossible to find of Unified theory without the philosophical reflection of theoretical foundations. Solving the problem of compatibility of conceptual foundations could be solved by some common language in which the interpretation of the concepts could be given so as to be shared with the language of any physical theory. It is necessary to deeply conceptual review of the concepts of space, time, matter, and causality by both scientists and philosophers.

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