Quantum Physics

    

The Radius of the Electron and the Mass of Compound Particles Like the Proton and Neutron

Authors: Bezverkhniy Volodymyr Dmytrovych

Taking into account the point structure of elementary particles as well as corpuscular-wave dualism, it is shown that the radius of an electron, like that of any elementary particle, is strictly equal to zero. Therefore, the experimental fixation of the radius of any particle indicates that the particle is not elementary. The mechanism of creating a mass of compound particles similar to the proton and neutron is also considered due to the relativistic increase in the energy of elementary particles that make up the corresponding system.

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