High Energy Particle Physics

    

The Coupling Constant of Dirac Magnetic Monopoles is not 34.259 But 308.331

Authors: Rainer W. Kühne

Textbooks tell us that the coupling constant of Dirac magnetic monopoles is 34.259. Here I show by using the quark hypothesis that at zero temperature the coupling constant is as high as 308.331. Moreover I show that it is a running coupling constant and is smaller than 0.5 at the Planck temperature.

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