New Atom Configuration Based on Proton and Electron as Electric Monopole Pairs and Exploration of Quarks and Higgs Particle

Zhonglin BO^1,

¹Dupont China Technical Center, 600 Cailun Road, Shanghai 201203, P.R. China

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Zhonglin BO. New Atom Configuration Based on Proton and Electron as Electric Monopole Pairs and Exploration of Quarks and Higgs Particle. International Journal of Physics. 2021; 9(6):269-274. doi: 10.12691/ijp-9-6-2

Abstract

A new atom configuration was developed, based on proton and electron as electric monopole pairs deducted from “the theory of spin vector in motion” developed by us recently, and symmetry of group theory. New proton and neutron structures were proposed based on quarks’ mass and spin properties. According to proton and neutron’s configuration proposed, we concluded that the radioactivity of nucleus shall result directly from the electric repulsive force induced by symmetry breaking resulted from extra neutron(s) of an isotope. Based on inner structures of proton and neutron, we concluded that there is no “strong” force required to bond quarks in proton and neutron, the fused proton or neutron’s empty carriers or containers is the Higgs particle.

Keywords:
atom configuration electron proton electric monopole quarks Higgs particle strong force

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