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Authors: Francesco Ferrara
The document describes the "neutron" particle as composed of two current loops: the first, generated by a sphere, without mass, negatively charged, with charge equal to the electron charge, which rotates at the speed of light, describing a circumference having radius equal to about 5.54 E-16 meters, the second, generated by a sphere, always without mass, having positive charge, always equal, in absolute value, to the charge of the electron, which rotates at the speed of light , describing a circumference having a radius equal to about 1.52 E-16 meters. The two spheres, having electric charges of opposite sign, rotate in the same direction, this describing two currents that rotate in opposite directions to each other
Comments: 33 Pages. The mass may NOT be a scalar quantity
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