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...iour are [[w:phonons|phonons]] or [[w:plasmons|plasmons]]. A ''luon'' is a hypothetical quasiparticle that can be interpreted as collective excitation of [[w:scala ...rge mass of 125 GeV. This problem is even more severe for the even heavier hypothetical scalar fields in theories of particle physics beyond the Standard Model. ...

...Covariant theory of gravitation |covariant theory of gravitation]] (or the hypothetical source of gravitomagnetic field in [[Theory of relativity/General relativit The hypothetical particle that has both electric and magnetic charge is known as a dion. The ...

...similarity in mass, size and characteristic speeds between the elementary particles and ordinary stars for [[hydrogen system]]s (proton and electron and the co ...ze and characteristic speeds with the help of the parameters of elementary particles and neutron stars (in particular, the data for the proton and the correspon ...

...tter]] in 2009 in the course of explanation of the evolution of elementary particles. <ref name="fs1"> Fedosin S.G. [https://payhip.com/b/RZOb Fizicheskie teori ...amendments can be used to describe the origin and evolution of elementary particles. The similarity of matter levels leads to the conclusion that at the level ...

'''Praons''' is the general name for a family of hypothetical particles, consisting of neutral n-praons and positively charged p-praons. In the the ...nuon]]s. <ref>Fedosin S.G. Cosmic Red Shift, Microwave Background, and New Particles. Galilean Electrodynamics, Vol. 23, Special Issues No. 1, pp. 3-13 (2012). ...

...the effect of collisions of hypothetical [[w:Wave–particle_duality|quantum particles]] with the positive energy ...sferring as the result of the collision strange ''negative'' momentum e.g. particles with the negative inertial mass ...

'''Magnetic monopole''' is a hypothetical particle in [[physics]] that is a magnet with only one [[w:magnetic pole|po ...reduced Planck constant and <math>e </math> is the [[w:elementary charge |elementary charge]]. ...

...a hadron must contain gluon clouds surrounding quarks and seas of virtual particles such as quark-antiquark and electron-positron pairs, [[w:W and Z bosons |W ...uction of the interaction between elementary particles to other elementary particles seems rather an artificial device, than description of the essence of pheno ...

...lved in calculation of gravitational attraction at the level of elementary particles and atoms. ...that in contrast to the usual force of gravity, at the level of elementary particles acts [[Physics/Essays/Fedosin/Strong gravitation |strong gravitation]]. In ...

...on force and the spin-spin repulsion force. When the distances between the particles are smaller than the nucleon radius, the balance of forces and formation of ...ar to the centripetal acceleration from the electric force that causes the particles to rotate. ...

...ial experimental evidence, that hadrons were not elementary [[../Particle/|particles]], but they were instead composed of specific (triplet) combinations of qua ...ter ([[../CosmologicalConstant2/|SLAC]]) showed that the proton was not an elementary particle, but instead contained much smaller, `point--like' [[../TrivialGro ...

...ctions. For atoms with more than one electron (or any system with multiple particles), the underlying space is the possible configurations of all the electrons ...esponds to a physically meaningful observable. For the case of a system of particles, the space V consists of functions called wave functions. ...

...uence of fundamental interactions, as well as in reactions with elementary particles. It follows that the quark model is not final, but rather an intermediate t ...– color, as well as quantum numbers that distinguish each quark from other particles. It is assumed that the essence of strong interaction between hadrons is [[ ...

..., having the property of duration of existence. In theory of relativity an elementary event is described by spatial coordinates and time at which object in quest ...iders an experiment in which a cubic volume of liquid saturated with light particles (suspension) is compressed. An example is cooling liquid metal alloy with d ...

...). http://dx.doi.org/10.4314/jfas.v9i1.25. </ref> The composition of these particles and their properties are determined using the theory of [[Physics/Essays/Fe In particular, fluxes of charged particles such as [[Physics/Essays/Fedosin/Praon|praon]]s are assumed to be the main ...

Here, N is the number of particles (assumed constant in this introduction to classical thermodynamics), n is t We shall assume that energy is a property of all systems of particles and that energy can be uniquely determined by other state variables. This b ...

...tates of their matter, as well as to symmetry between properties of matter particles and properties of objects, which is manifested through relations of similar ...xy is only part of Universe) can be found through parameters of elementary particles by multiplying them by some large numbers. <ref> Dirac P.A.M., Letters to t ...

...ganization of [[w:system |system]]s from the smallest observable subatomic particles to the largest superclusters of galaxies. It introduces a paradigm which al * In this theory there are no [[w:elementary particle |elementary particle]]s of [[w:matter |matter]] (see [[w:preon |preon]], [[w:Parton (p ...

...l organization of [[w:system |system]]s from smallest observable subatomic particles to largest superclusters of galaxies. It introduces a paradigm which also h * In this theory there are no [[w:elementary particle |elementary particle]]s of [[w:matter |matter]] (see [[w:preon |preon]], [[w:Parton (p ...

...f gravitation, and describes gravitation as a physical force acting on the particles of matter. The matter, the gravitational field, as well as other fields cha ...e perihelion of planets, including Mercury; the deflection of relativistic particles, radio signals and the light of stars, passing close to the Sun's surface; ...