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Challenging Fractional Charges of Quarks Through Assigning Integer Charges and Proposing Nucleus Structure

Authors: Francois Zinserling

Fractional charges are not required to represent elementary particles, shown here through analysis of elementary charge equations. This paper offers a speculative proposal for a structural model of the proton and neutron, with intuitive nucleus and atom structure, containing elementary particles of only integer charges. This proposal also seems to provide answers to some of the less understood current observations, such as missing anti-matter, proton stability, electron capture, neutron instability, helium stability, and may merit further investigation to improve our understanding of atomic nuclei.

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