Quantum Physics

    

Quarks — What Are They? What do They Represent?

Authors: Eric Louis Beaubien

The fundamental quark theory of the Standard Model has been expanding through experimental results and answering criticism, for more than half a century. We can therefore reasonably assume, based on historical precedent, that there is some basic aspect of existence that is instantiated by "quarks". The conjectural model here presented assigns the subjective components, C P T M S and L, as the identities of the six quarks, Up Down Strange Charm Top and Bottom (presently no known order of correspondence). The principal conjecture is that quarks represent solutions to problems in "subjective physics" that have consequences in the objective realm and therefore require geometric instantiation in some fashion.

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