MODELS OF FUNDAMENTAL PARTICLES
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| author | Polyanskaya A. Parfentyeva N. Parfentyev N. |
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| contents | <p class="MsoNormal"><span>The analysis of the interaction of physical bodies in time gives the right to the existence of four types of particles described by Einstein's formula for the mass of a moving body. The complete set of particles includes two species with real mass values ( </span><span></span><span>) and two with different signs and an imaginary mass value ( </span><span></span><span>). </span><span>Realistic models of the photon and neutrino are made up of these particles. The neutrino carries angular momentum, setting the spin of the fundamental particles. Neutrino fluxes contain equal moduli positive and negative energy. A model of the proton and the electron is proposed, consisting of two groups of components: two with a real mass value and two with an imaginary value. Moving particles with a real mass value manifest themselves as negatively charged objects by interacting with positive tachyons. At the same time, a moving tachyon is an object with positive real mass that interacts with particles with real mass. The resulting force of interaction ensures the stability of the particle system. The electron model consists of particles that differ in sign from proton particles and, as a result, does not contain particles with positive real mass.</span></p> |
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| spellingShingle | MODELS OF FUNDAMENTAL PARTICLES Polyanskaya A. Parfentyeva N. Parfentyev N. proton model, tachyons, types of interaction. <p class="MsoNormal"><span>The analysis of the interaction of physical bodies in time gives the right to the existence of four types of particles described by Einstein's formula for the mass of a moving body. The complete set of particles includes two species with real mass values ( </span><span></span><span>) and two with different signs and an imaginary mass value ( </span><span></span><span>). </span><span>Realistic models of the photon and neutrino are made up of these particles. The neutrino carries angular momentum, setting the spin of the fundamental particles. Neutrino fluxes contain equal moduli positive and negative energy. A model of the proton and the electron is proposed, consisting of two groups of components: two with a real mass value and two with an imaginary value. Moving particles with a real mass value manifest themselves as negatively charged objects by interacting with positive tachyons. At the same time, a moving tachyon is an object with positive real mass that interacts with particles with real mass. The resulting force of interaction ensures the stability of the particle system. The electron model consists of particles that differ in sign from proton particles and, as a result, does not contain particles with positive real mass.</span></p> |
| title | MODELS OF FUNDAMENTAL PARTICLES |
| topic | proton model, tachyons, types of interaction. |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19562603 |