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2518-1092

Research result. Information technologies

2518-1092

10.18413/2518-1092-2022-8-1-0-1

3029

INFORMATION SYSTEM AND TECHNOLOGIES

<strong>COMPUTER MODELLING OF MATERIAL OBJECTS’ </strong><strong>STRUCTURE. PART II. ELEMENTARY PARTICLES</strong>

Bondarev

Vladimir Georgiyevich

Bondarev

Vladimir Georgiyevich

Migal

Larisa Vladimirovna

Migal

Larisa Vladimirovna

Migal@bsu.edu.ru

2023

8100

Based on the previously presented model of space-time, the structural features of elementary particles formation are considered. The paper investigates the model of elementary particles formation composed of such fundamental particles as loveton, electron, neutrino, and their anti-particles. In this paper, a set of basic particles is selected from among the simplest composite elementary particles, followed by a consideration of the ways of their decay, allowing the estimation of the masses and binding energies of fundamental particles. Formulas to calculate the masses of elementary particles have been obtained, and, based on the proposed algorithm and the developed program; mass spectra of both hadrons and leptons have been calculated. Structures of the τ-lepton and proton have been determined, and a possible reason for proton stability has been revealed. The difference between hadrons and leptons, mesons and baryons is explained. Comparison of the calculated data on the masses of elementary particles obtained experimentally showed good agreement with the available empirical data. This fact confirms the validity of the procedure for the formation of composite particles based on the construction of mass formulas for their decay and shows the high efficiency of the proposed approach. Comparison of hadrons and leptons allowed us to propose a hypothesis about the possible nature of the strong interaction by considering electron-positron pairs as electric dipoles.

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