What are Elementary Particles? From Dark Energy to Quantum Field Excitations
arXiv:2011.07719
Abstract
We describe the very nature of the elementary particles, which our (visible) Universe consists of. We point out that they are not point-like, and we depict their ways of interacting. We also address puzzles that occur even in the absence of particles, in the vacuum.
arXiv comment15 pages, LaTex, 6 figures
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