How the new M-theory changes the understanding of the structure of quarks
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| author | Rene, Gerg |
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| contents | <p>The new M-theory considers quarks as stable wave structures within the field of possibilities of extended objects—strings and membranes. This explains their confinement, the discreteness of "flavors," and opens up the possibility of describing unusual properties that do not fit into the standard point-like picture.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | How the new M-theory changes the understanding of the structure of quarks Rene, Gerg String theory Quantum computers Quantum physics Quantum Theory Quantum field theory Metaphysics Metaphysics Theoretical physics Nuclear physics Physical cosmology <p>The new M-theory considers quarks as stable wave structures within the field of possibilities of extended objects—strings and membranes. This explains their confinement, the discreteness of "flavors," and opens up the possibility of describing unusual properties that do not fit into the standard point-like picture.</p> |
| title | How the new M-theory changes the understanding of the structure of quarks |
| topic | String theory Quantum computers Quantum physics Quantum Theory Quantum field theory Metaphysics Metaphysics Theoretical physics Nuclear physics Physical cosmology |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18062907 |