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Main Author: ueda, takashi
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Published: Zenodo 2026
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19090921
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contents <p>This paper presents a novel geometric formula for deriving the “hard-core” radii of in-</p> <p>ternal nucleon structures from measured values of magnetic moments. By using the electron</p> <p>rest mass energy mec</p> <p>2 as a fundamental unit and correlating it with the neutron star density</p> <p>scale ρ and the classical electron radius re, we derive the effective internal radii of nucle-</p> <p>ons. The resulting neutron hard-core radius of 0.34 fm and the effective electron radius of</p> <p>0.086 fm suggest a significant geometric integer ratio (1:4) between subatomic particles.</p>
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spellingShingle Preprint: A Geometric Derivation of Nucleon Hard-Core Radii via Magnetic-Density Correlation
ueda, takashi
<p>This paper presents a novel geometric formula for deriving the “hard-core” radii of in-</p> <p>ternal nucleon structures from measured values of magnetic moments. By using the electron</p> <p>rest mass energy mec</p> <p>2 as a fundamental unit and correlating it with the neutron star density</p> <p>scale ρ and the classical electron radius re, we derive the effective internal radii of nucle-</p> <p>ons. The resulting neutron hard-core radius of 0.34 fm and the effective electron radius of</p> <p>0.086 fm suggest a significant geometric integer ratio (1:4) between subatomic particles.</p>
title Preprint: A Geometric Derivation of Nucleon Hard-Core Radii via Magnetic-Density Correlation
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19090921