Classical Physics

    

Calculating the Size of any Stable Particle

Authors: Mark Anthony Tierno

This article builds upon my first paper, "Relation of the Internal Structure of the Photon with Field and Charge" (https://vixra.org/abs/2301.0148), and assumes that one has read that first; any references involving that paper will be referred to as "my first paper". Using the theories presented therein, this paper will determine a formula that can be used to calculate the radius of any given stable particle; i.e., protons and electrons, with the currently known radius of the proton to be used as a comparison. Following that will be provided an estimate as to the maximum number of photons that a particle can hold before its radius would expand. Finally, a fallout from all this will be the realization of a probable geometric origin for ‘e’, much like we have one for π.

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[v1] 2023-03-31 01:12:19

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