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Physicis Et Principiis Originis Particula
PARTICULA
(ORIGIN AND PRINCIPLES OF PARTICLE PHYSICS)
THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING AND
THE ELEGANT STANDARD MODEL
SUPERSYMMETRIC PARTICLES
DARK MATTER PARTICLES
MAGNETIC MONOPOLES
QUIRKS OF NATURE
INCLUDING:
“c” ASYMPTOTICALLY APPROACHES ∞ KPS
DARK MATTER’S ZEROTRON, DARKTRON,
NEUTRALTRON, NUON & SIGMA
BOSON MECHANISMS OF INTERACTION
MATTER—ANTIMATTER IMBALANCE
LEFT-HANDED ORIGIN OF MATTER
VACUUM & HIGGS FIELD SOURCES
“10120 ERROR” RESOLUTION
FERMION 2nd & 3rd GENERATIONS
MATTER & DARK MATTER COMPOSITES
BLACK HOLES—BLACK STARS
“MICRO-BANG” UNIVERSES
Q & Q–1/3 ASYMMETRIES
+2/3
Ann, my wife
L. Dexter, my father
&
P.S. The ink colors represent the three ECD colors and anticolors, and
their arrangement previews the alternating proton-neutron or darktron-
neutraltron compositions found within matter or dark matter nuclei. --A.
INTRODUCTION
Paraphrasing my Physics 106 professor, Dr. Ulrich Kruse, “It is
intuitively obvious to the most casual observer that ...” one of Physic’s
grandest goals is the Theory of Everything (“TOE”). However, my quest
began with the modest goal to model the Standard Model’s “non-
fundamental” particles, in my opinion, with fundamental ones having
+1/3, –1/3, or 0 electric charge and N, S, or 0 magnetic charge. Melding
Occam’s Razor with Wheeler’s philosophy to be “radically conservative,” I
relied on verified data and several theories proposed by acclaimed
physicists, then applied them straightforwardly. As the model evolved,
more and more concepts fit precisely into it—in analogy, it was like an
expanding, giant, tightly interlinked, crossword puzzle. Upon
completion, it produced the TOE and Eloquent Standard Model.
XYZ RBG M E W H
–½ –½ –½ +½ +½ +½ –½ –½ +½ +½
+½ +½ +½ –½ –½ –½ +½ +½ –½ –½
A quantum fluctuation disrupted the universe’s ground state by
inverting the X Y Z and H spins, creating a summed spin number of +2/–2
and potential energy within each bubble. So spacetime consists of
uniformly distributed “positive” and “negative” energy bubbles.
REFERENCE TABLES
EVENT CHRONOLOGY
TIME →
FREEZE- Gravity Strong <- - - - Electroweak - - - ->
OUT: (Inflation & Reheating)
Weak Electromagnetic
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FINAL n/a +½ –½ +½ +½ –½ +½ –½
G. S.: n/a –½ +½ –½ –½ +½ –½ +½
P. B.: Primordial Spacetime Bubble G. S.: Initial Ground States
Q. F.: Post-Quantum Fluctuation G. F.: Post-Gravity Freeze-out
FINAL: Post-Strong Force Freeze-out and Electroweak Force Dissolution
EM Squirk/Squirk:3 U/DPhotonino !
U/D
Photon quirk/quirk:3
0/0 –/+½ +/–1 +/–½
U/D H
Elec. (H=0) * q * H*(HME/HM) H(ME/M)q *
U/D H
Mag. (H=0) * q * H*(HME/HM) H(ME/M)q *
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Squirk/Squirk:5 U/DZ0ino !
U/D 0
Z quirk/quirk:𝝂
0/0 are also the +/–1 +½/+½
RBGHWM
HW * post-EW HW * q *
U/D RBGHWM
Weak HW * quirk/quirk:𝝂 HW * q *
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
U/D
! Higgs | quirk/quirk:α
0/0 | +/–½
HW * | RBGHWq *
U/D
Higgs HW * | RBGHWq *
TAU SIGMA e
T –1
e
S 0
UP QUARK ZEROTRON U
Q+2/3 e0
CHARM QUARK RUBIN QUARK Q
C +2/3
Q
R 0
PROTON DARKTRON P +1 ⅅ0
NEUTRON NEUTRALTRON N0 ℕ0
(CONTINUED)
^ Nb0 = Nq0 ^ 0
Sq = Sb
0
^ ^ 0
Sb = Sq
0
^ Nq0 = Nb0 ^
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Nq = Nb = Lp Sb = Sq = Lp C Sq = Sb = Rp Nb = Nq = Rp
^ Sq0 = Sb0 ^ 0
Nb = Nq
0
^ ^ 0
Nq = Nb
0
^ Sb0 = Sq0 ^
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Sb = Sq = Lp Nq = Nb = Lp B Nb = Nq = Rp Sq = Sb = Rp
^ Nb0 = Nq0 ^ 0
Sq = Sb
0
^ ^ 0
Sb = Sq
0
^ Nq0 = Nb0 ^
0 0 0 0 0 0
Sb = Sq = Lp C ^ Sq = Sb = Lp ^
0 0 0
^ (none) ^ C ˅ Nq = Nb = Lp ˅
0 0 0 0 0
Nq = Nb = Lp B Sb = Sq
+1/3
^ Sq = Nq0 ^ ^ 0 0
Nq = Nb = Lp
0
^
0 0 0
B ˅ Sq = Sb = Lp ˅
0 0
Nb = Nq
0 0 0
^ Sq = Sb = Lp ^
(CONTINUED)
˅ b0 = Sq0 = Lp0
S ˅ F ˅ Sb0 = Sq0 = Lp0 ˅
0 –1/3
Nb = Nq = Rq0 0
Nb = Nq
0
0 +1/3 0 0 0
^ Nq = Sq ^ ^ Sb = Sq = Lp ^
0 0 0 0 0 0
^^ Lp = Nb = Nq ^^ ^^ Lp = Nb = Nq ^^
0 0 0 0 0 0
˅ Nq = Nb = Lp ˅ B ˅ Nq = Nb = Lp ˅
0 –1/3
Sq = Sb = Rq0 0
Sq = Sb
0
0 0 0
^ (none) ^ ^ Nq = Nb = Lp ^
0 0 0 0 0 0
^^ Lp = Sq = Sb ^^ ^^ Lp = Sq = Sb ^^
˅ b0 = Sq0 = Lp0 ˅
S C ˅ b0 = Sq0 = Lp0 ˅
S
0 –1/3
Nb = Nq = Rq0 0
Nb = Nq
0
0 +1/3 0 0 0
^ Nq = Sq ^ ^ Sb = Sq = Lp ^
0 0 0 0 0 0
^^ Lp = Nb = Nq ^^ ^^ Lp = Nb = Nq ^^
F → FRONT C → CENTER B → BACK
˅ … ˅: LOWER LAYER ^ ... ^: UPPER LAYER ^^ … ^^: TOP LAYER
(CONTINUED)
0 0 0
^ Nq = Nb = Lp ^ ^ Lp0 = Nb0 = Nq0
(CONTINUED)
WHEELER QUARK
(LWQ+2/3)
* q+1/3 = Nq0
S CENTER
EVERETT QUARK
(LEQ+2/3)
˅ q0 = Nb0 = Lp0
N ˅
+1/3
Sq = Nq0 FRONT
0 0 0
^ Sb = Sq = Lp ^
0 0 0
˅ Sb = Sq = Lp ˅
+1/3
* Nb = Sb0 CENTER
0 0 0
^ Nq = Nb = Lp ^
0 0 0
˅ Nq = Nb = Lp ˅
+1/3
Sq = Nq0 BACK
0 0 0
^ Sb = Sq = Lp ^
LEAVITT QUARK
(LLQ+2/3)
* S q+1/3 = Nq0 CENTER
˅ … ˅: LOWER LAYER ^ ... ^: UPPER LAYER
NEUTRON NEUTRALTRON
(LN0) (Lℕ0)
˅ Nq0 = Sq+1/3 ˅ ˅ Nb0 = Nq0 ˅
0 –1/3 0 0 0 0
Nb = Nq = Rq FRONT Sb = Sq = Lp
0 +1/3
^ Nq = Sq ˅ ^ Nb0 = Nq0 ^
0 –1/3 0 0 0 0
^^ Nb = Nq = Rq ^^ ^^ Sb = Sq = Lp ^^
------------------------------- -------------------------
0 +1/3
˅ Sb = Nb ˅ ˅ Sq = Sb0
0
˅
0 –1/3 0 0 0 0
Sq = Sb = Rq CENTER Nq = Nb = Lp
0 +1/3
^ Sb = Nb ^ ^ Sq0 = Sb0 ^
0 –1/3 0 0 0 0
^^ Sq = Sb = Rq ^^ ^^ Nq = Nb = Lp ^^
------------------------------- -------------------------
0 +1/3
˅ Nq = Sq ˅ ˅ Nb = Nq0
0
˅
0 –1/3
Nb = Nq = Rq0 BACK 0 0
Sb = Sq = Lp
0
0 +1/3
^ Nq = Sq ^ ^ Nb0 = Nq0 ^
0 –1/3 0 0 0 0
^^ Nb = Nq = Rq ^^ ^^ Sb = Sq = Lp ^^
˅ … ˅: LOWER LAYER ^ ... ^: UPPER LAYER ^^ … ^^: TOP LAYER
There are two Laws of Nature in our universe from which the others
emerge, the 1st and 2nd Laws of Thermodynamics. Energy cannot be
created or destroyed, and energy seeks its ground state, acting to convert
potential energy into “waste” energy, unable to perform work. Other
conservation laws followed the electroweak force’s dissolution, but
quantum fluctuations broke spin and charge conservations beforehand.
GROUND STATE
AXIS: XYZ RBG MAGNETIC ELECTRIC WEAK H(IGGS)
SPIN: 0 each 0 each 0 0 0 0
Observations:
Entanglements with each triad and those of the H-related axes with
all other axes are robust; “Pseudo”: robust but not interchangeable;
The groups trend from pseudo-quartet (“X Y Z” & H; “R B G” & H) to
“true” triads (“X Y Z”; “R B G”) to pseudo-triad (M-E-W) to pseudo-
pairs (M-E; W-H) to individuals (M, E, W, H);
AXIS: X/X Y/Y Z/Z R/R B/B G/G M/M E/E W/W H/H
SPIN: +½ each +½ each –½ –½ +½ –½
–½ each –½ each +½ +½ –½ +½
The X/X, Y/Y, and Z/Z axes, due to triad symmetry, equivalently
have same-charge repulsions that add to their potential energy. The heat
reverted two axes, say, X/X and Z/Z into X/X and Z/Z, reducing the triad’s
summed spin –/+½ potential energy. That additional released heat freed
one end of the X/X, Y/Y, and Z/Z axes, extending them, and their released
spin and charge energies enhanced their U/DBubble expansions.
The remaining seven axes had summed spin +/–½ and H/H charges
creating U/DGravitonino pairs. Note that “q” and “q” denote Bosonino
constituents (or, as this chapter will show, their quirk and antiquirk
counterparts) with charge-related superscripts:
H H
q and q
The peaking heat then altered the Calabi-Yau geometry and zeroed
H/H spin and charge. This chapter will show that each freeze-out’s
released latent heat alters the C-Y H-axis geometry, creating different
spin and charge energy quantum requirements from the preceding ones.
This chapter will show that every particle acquires the spins of its
spacetime bubble at its creation. Also, that the U/DHiggs field energizes
the H/H axes of latent U/DGluon, U/DPhoton, U/DZ0, W–/+, and U/DHiggs spin
pairs to sine-wave spin resonance, and the U/DMagnetic field energizes
the M/M axes of U/DHiggs spin pairs to 1½ sine-wave spin resonance. So,
U/D
Gravitons and U/DHiggs have more arduous activations.
AXIS: X/X Y/Y Z/Z R/R B/B G/G M/M E/E W/W H/H
SPIN: +½ each +½ each –½ –½ +½ –½
–½ each –½ each +½ +½ –½ +½
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AXIS: X/X Y/Y Z/Z R/R B/B G/G M/M E/E W/W H/H
SPIN: 0 each +½ each –½ –½ +½ 0
0 each –½ each +½ +½ –½ 0
The strong force’s freeze-out freed the R/R, B/B, and G/G triad
axes, creating the three quantized field pairs that together comprise the
U/D
Strong field. The released latent heat energized Squirk/antiSquirk:2
spin pairs with summed spin +/–1. (R/R, B/B, G/G, W/W: +/–½; M/M,
E/E: –/+½; and H/H: 0) The lesser heat did not detach an end of those
axes to extend, so they gained RBG and RBG charges. Due to triad
The heat reverted and recharged the H/H axes to H/H with spin +/–
½ and, due to entanglement with the R/R, B/B, and G/G axes, inverted
one, say, B/B to B/B. Those events reduced the triad potential energy
and created U/DGluonino with summed spin +/–½ (B/B, M/M, E/E: –/+½;
R/R, G/G, W/W, H/H: +/–½), and RBGH and RBGH charges:
RBGH
q and RBGHq
The peaking heat created C-Y geometry changes that re-zeroed the
H/H spin and charge. Those additionally released energies enabled the
universe’s inflationary expansion.
AXIS: X/X Y/Y Z/Z R/R B/B G/G M/M E/E W/W H/H
SPIN: +½ each +½ each –½ –½ +½ –½
–½ each –½ each +½ +½ –½ +½
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AXIS: X/X Y/Y Z/Z R/R B/B G/G M/M E/E W/W H/H
SPIN: 0 each +½ each –½ –½ +½ 0
0 each –½ each +½ +½ –½ 0
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AXIS: X/X Y/Y Z/Z R/R B/B G/G M/M E/E W/W H/H
SPIN: 0 each +½ –½ +½ +½ –½ +½ –½
0 each –½ +½ –½ –½ +½ –½ +½
EM Squirk/Squirk:3 U/DPhotonino !
U/D
Photon quirk/quirk:3
0/0 –/+½ +/–1 +/–½
U/D H
Elec. (H=0) * q * H*(HME/HM) H(ME/M)q *
U/D H
Mag. (H=0) * q * H*(HME/HM) H(ME/M)q *
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Squirk/Squirk:5 U/DZ0ino !
U/D 0
Z quirk/quirk:𝝂
0/0 are also the +/–1 +½ /+½
RBGHWM
HW * post-EW HW * q *
U/D RBGHWM
Weak HW * quirk/quirk:𝝂 HW * q *
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
U/D
! Higgs | quirk/quirk:α
0/0 | +/–½
HW * | RBGHWq *
U/D
Higgs HW * | RBGHWq *
Due to the lesser but prolonged heat, spin and charge for H, W, M,
and E-related axes came sequentially. The H-related axes reverted to H/
H with spin –/+½ and U/DHiggs field charged them, creating U/DPhotonino
pairs (summed spin –/+½) with H and H charges:
H
q and Hq
The M/M axes gained spin +½/+½ and, having a lesser energy
quantum requirement than the E/E axes, charged first and the U/DStrong
field charged the R/R, B/B, and G/G axes. The resulting asymmetrical
pair do not annihilate, which requires identically opposed axes (see “S” &
“𝚺” ... chapter). That created real U/DZ0ino pairs, which are also the quirk/
antiquirk:𝝂 pair (“Asymmetric Magnetic Monopoles”), with summed spin
+½/+½ (B/B, H/H, E/E: –/+½; R/R, G/G, W/W: +/–½; M/M: +½/+½)
and RBGHWM and RBGHWM charges:
RBGHWM RBGHWM
q and q
Afterward, the E/E axes charged, creating “𝕙” virtual pairs, the
“Electromagnetic Monopoles” with summed spin +/–½ and all seven
axes charged by their respective U/DField:
RBGHWME RBGHWME
q and q
With all the known forces of nature released and axis and field
relationships in ground state, new particle type creation ended—
although experiments are ongoing to verify a proposed new massive
boson, “X17,” and possible fifth force of nature.
0 each 0 each 0 0 0 0 0 0
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X/X Y/Y Z/Z R/R B/B G/G M/M E/E W/W H/H Ω π
–½ each +½ each –½ –½ +½ +½ –½ +½
+½ each –½ each +½ +½ –½ –½ +½ –½
The massive “X17” requires the fifth force freeze-out to occur post-
electroweak dissolution. To date, the only observed effect is a
“protophobic” one occurring for specific nuclei α-decay. That seems too
limited to be a force of nature. It is, instead, an artifact related to specific
nuclei geometry. (See 8Be and 114Ba synthesis and α-decay discussions in
the MATTER & DARK MATTER ELEMENTS … chapter.)
In magnitude, the ordering of axis energy quanta for their spin and
charge are X=Y=Z>R=B=G>E>M>W>H. (The last four are in the reverse
order of their appearance had the M-axis inversion not occurred.) The X,
Y, and Z-related vacuum energies expand their U/DBubble. The following
U/D
Field energies, in summation the presently-defined “The Higgs Field”
energy for U/DBubble, impart spin and charge to the particle types
created within each bubble:
The “S” & “𝚺”… chapter discusses “Pinky” TOE attraction. By this
attraction, three qL/qR (“electron”), pL/pR (“zerotron”), or dL/dR (“Gell-
Mann”) components create three types of neutrinos/antineutrinos (with
further discussion in the U/DZ0 & … and Q–1/3 AND … chapters).
“𝕙”
SPINS: +/–½ –/+½
RBGHWN
qL–1/3 RBGHWS
bR–1/3
RBGHWS
qR+1/3 RBGHWN
bL+1/3
ELECTRON HANDEDNESS
LEFT RIGHT FOUR REPRESENTATIVE MIXED VERSIONS
0 –1/3 0 –1/3 0 –1/3 0 –1/3 0 –1/3 0 –1/3
Nb = Nq Sq = Sb Nb = Sb Nb = Sb Nb = Nq Nb = Nq
0 –1/3 0 –1/3 0 –1/3 0 –1/3 0 –1/3 0 –1/3
Sq = Sb Nb = Nq Sq = Nq Sq = Sb Sq = Nq Sq = Sb
0 –1/3 0 –1/3 0 –1/3 0 –1/3 0 –1/3 0 –1/3
Nb = Nq Sq = Sb Nb = Sb Nb = Nq Nb = Nq Nb = Sb
For all mixed versions that did form, the U/DHiggs interaction
changed the handedness of one constituent to create a left-handed or
right-handed triplet.
For example, proton spin +½ is from its intrinsic and global spins
and interactions between its real and virtual components. Likewise, its
contained sub-structures’ spins are due to similar combinations and not
merely the summation of their intrinsic spins.
For the negatively charged triplet, Nq–1/3 has White Pair bonds with
0 0 0 0
Nb but not with Nb or Nb , and likewise for Rq . So gluon exchanges
create Rq0 = Nq–1/3 = Nb0. The same-color charges of the antiquirks and
the N charges repel, but the more robust White Pair bonds hold the
triplet together. Similarly, the positively charged triplet becomes Nq0 =
+1/3
Sq = Ld0.
LEFT-LEFT LEFT-RIGHT
Rq0 = Nq–1/3 = Nb0 Rq0 = Nq–1/3 = Nb0
0 +1/3
Nq = Sq = Ld0 0
Ld = Nb
+1/3
= Sb0
→Ω Ω← →Ω (antiRed antiquirk)
B R G
Ω← →Ω Ω← (Red quirk)
B R G
Ω← →Ω Ω←
R B G
Nq–1/3
LEFT-LEFT LEFT-RIGHT
Rq0 = Nq–1/3 = Nb0 Rq0 = Nq–1/3 = Nb0
0 –1/3
Nb = Nq = Rq0 0
Rq = Sb
–1/3
= Sq0
The fifth triplet, for example, the third one with a negative electric
charge in the lower layer, completes that layer’s White Triplet bonds.
The handedness alternation continues, LEFT-RIGHT-LEFT. Gluon
exchanges continually change the upper layer triplets’ Partial White
bonds with each other and their inter-layer White Pair bonds, as shown
by these representative examples:
The sixth triplet completes the upper layer’s White Triplet bonds,
also in LEFT-RIGHT-LEFT sequence. Inter-layer White Pair bonds
position the upper layer triplets approximately above the lower layer
ones. That completes matter’s next evolutionary structure, “S”:
S
q0 = Nq–1/3 = Nb0
R
^ Nq0 = Sq+1/3 = Ld0 ^
0 –1/3
Rq = Sb = Sq0
^ Sb0 = Nb+1/3 = Ld0 ^
0 –1/3
Rq = Nq = Nb0
^ Nq0 = Sq+1/3 = Ld0 ^
LEFT-HANDED RIGHT-HANDED
Nq0 = Nb0 = Lp0 Lp0 = Sq0 = Sb0
q0 = Nb0 = Lp0
N
0 0 0
Lp = Sq = Sb ↔ Lp0 = Sq0 = Sb0
R-L-R L-R-L
Lp0 = Sq0 = Sb0 Nq0 = Nb0 = Lp0
0 0 0 0 0 0
Lp = Nb = Nq Sb = Sq = Lp
0 0 0 0 0 0
Lp = Sq = Sb Nq = Nb = Lp
For each S and 𝚺 layer, intra and inter-layer White Pair and White
Triplet bonds strongly attract, restricting the movements and locations of
the constituent particles, that is, confining them. Confinement creates
geometry conditions sufficient rigid to enable layer annihilation, as
discussed in the next chapter.
LEFT-HAND RIGHT-HAND
L W–/+ = D/URZ0 R W–/+ = D/ULZ0
R q0 = Nq–1/3 = Nb0 R q0 = Sb–1/3 = Sq0
L q0 = Sq+1/3 = Sb0 L q0 = Nb+1/3 = Nq0
L1 W– W+
L1
q0 = Nq–1/3 = Nb0
R N q0 = Sq+1/3 = Ld0
0 –1/3
Rq = Sb = Sq0 0
Sb = Nb
+1/3
= Ld0
0 –1/3
Rq = Nq = Nb0 0
Nq = Sq
+1/3
= Ld0
p-Le–1 p-LQ+1
e–1
L 𝝂q Q+1/3 Doublets 𝝂d
N b0 = Nq–1/3 q0
R q0 = Sq+1/3
N Ld0
0 –1/3
Sq = Sb || --------------- ||
0 –1/3 0 0 +1/3 0
Nb = Nq Rq Sb = Nb Ld
LELECTRON || --------------- ||
0 0 +1/3 0
Rq Nq = Sq Ld
0 +1/3
-------------- || Sb = Nb ||
0 –1/3 0 0 +1/3 0
Sq = Sb Rq Nq = Sq Ld
-------------- || LGELL-MANN QUARK ||
0 –1/3 0 0
Nb = Nq Rq Ld
p-Le0 p-Re0
e0
L = 𝝂p Re0 = 𝝂p
e0
L 𝝂p e0 Doublets 𝝂p
Nq0 = Nb0 Lp0 S b0 = Sq0 Lp0
0 0
Sb = Sq || ----------- ||
0 0 0 0 0 0
Nq = Nb Lp Nq = Nb Lp
LZerotron || ----------- ||
0 0 0 0
Lp Sb = Sq Lp
q0 = Nb0 = Lp0
N
^ Lp0 = Sb0 = Sb0 ^
(Sb0 = Sb0 = Lp0) 0
Sq = Sb
–1/3
= Rq0
^ Lp0 = Nb0 = Nq0 ^
0 0 0
Nq = Nb = Lp
(Lp0 = Sq0 = Sb0) ^ Ld = Nb+1/3 = Sb0
0
^
q0 = Nq–1/3 = Nb0
R
^ Nq0 = Sq+1/3 = Ld0 ^
(Rq0 = Sb–1/3 = Sq0) 0 0
Lp = Sq = Sb
0
N b0 = Nq–1/3
–1/3
Sb = Sq0 ↔ Sb–1/3 = Sq0
The more robust White Triplet bonds realign and confine the
doublets, creating an e–1:
Nb0 = Nq–1/3
0 –1/3
Sq = Sb
0 –1/3
Nb = Nq
Sb0 = Sq0
0 0
Nb = Nq ↔ q0 = Nb0
N
Sb0 = Sq0
0 0
Nq = Nb
0 0
Sb = Sq
White Pair and magnetic charge attractions bond the two same-
handed triplets, which have the same energy state. The electric and
magnetic same-charges repulse opposite-handed ones, which also have
different energy states. That creates an Up quark and a freed doublet:
SERBER QUARK
+1
L2Q
Nq0 = Sq+1/3
0 +1/3
Nq = Sq
0 +1/3
Nq = Sq
Due to their abundance, dark matter triplets also bond to e –1/3, e–1,
Q+1, 2Q+1, Q+1/3, and dark matter doublets, creating two-layer, hybrid
structures. LEFT-LEFT means the dark matter triplet layer and other
layer in L-R-L sequence, RIGHT-LEFT, an R-L-R dark matter triplet layer.
For bonding to three e–1/3 doublets or e–1 (spacing added for clarity):
LEFT-LEFT RIGHT-LEFT
^ Nq0 = Nb0 = Lp0 ^ ^ Lp0 = Sq0 = Sb0 ^
–1/3
Nq = Nb0 Nq
–1/3
= Nb0
^ Sb0 = Sq0 = Lp0 ^ ^ Lp0 = Nb0 = Nq0 ^
–1/3
Sb = Sq0 Sb
–1/3
= Sq0
^ Nq0 = Nb0 = Lp0 ^ ^ Lp0 = Sq0 = Sb0 ^
–1/3
Nq = Nb0 Nq
–1/3
= Nb0
For bonding to Q+1 or two L and one R or two R and one L Q+1/3
doublet, or to 2Q+1 or three same-handed Q+1/3 doublets:
LEFT-LEFT RIGHT-LEFT
^ Nq0 = Nb0 = Lp0 ^ ^ Lp0 = Sq0 = Sb0 ^
+1/3
Sq = Nq0 Sq
+1/3
= Nq0
* ^ S b = Sq0 = Lp0 ^
0
^ Lp0 = Nb0 = Nq0 ^
+1/3
* Nb = Sb0 Nb
+1/3
= Sb0
^ q0 = Nb0 = Lp0 ^
N ^ Lp0 = Sq0 = Sb0 ^
+1/3 0 +1/3
Sq = Nq Sq = Nq0
FEYNMAN QUARK
(See the Q–1/3 AND … chapter.)
* ^ b0 = Sq0 = Lp0 ^
S ^ Lp0 = Nb0 = Nq0 ^
+1/3 0 +1/3
* Sq = Nq Sq = Nq0
WHEELER QUARK (Ditto)
LEFT-LEFT RIGHT-LEFT
^ Nq0 = Nb0 = Lp0 ^ ^ Lp0 = Sq0 = Sb0 ^
0 0 0 0
Nq = Nb Nq = Nb
For Type 2 L2W–/+ interaction with S, p-LQ+1 creates shared Big TOE
attractions with the negatively charged layer and extended Partial White
bonds with the positively charged one. Heat soon fractures p- RQ–1:
˅ Nq0 = Sq+1/3 = Ld0 ˅ → Rq0 = Nq–1/3 = Nb0 ^ Nq0 = Sq+1/3 = Ld0 ^
˅ Sb0 = Nb+1/3 = Ld0 ˅ → 0
Rq = Sb
–1/3
= Sq0 ^ Sb0 = Nb+1/3 = Ld0 ^
˅ Nq0 = Sq+1/3 = Ld0 ˅ → 0
Rq = Nq
–1/3
= Nb0 ^ Nq0 = Sq+1/3 = Ld0 ^
R Q–1 𝝂d
Sq0 = Nq–1/3 Rd0
0 –1/3 0
Nb = Sb Rd
0 –1/3 0
Sq = Nq Rd
𝝂q Re+1
Lq0 q+1/3 = Sb0
S
0 +1/3
Lq Nb = Nq0
0 +1/3
Lq Sq = Sb0
e0
R 𝝂p
Sq0 = Sb0 Rp0
0 0 0
Nb = Nq Rp
0 0 0
Sq = Sb Rp
DOWN QUARK
(LDQ–1/3)
R q0 = Nq–1/3 = Nb0
+1/3
^ Sq = Nq0 ^ ↔ Sq+1/3 = Nq0
q0 = Sb–1/3 = Sq0
R
^ (none) ^
q0 = Nq–1/3 = Nb0
R
+1/3
^ Sq = Nq0 ^ ↔ Sq+1/3 = Nq0
1e–1:2UQ+2/3:1DQ–1/3
Type 1 U/DZ0 interaction restores UQ+2/3, freeing Le0 and 𝝂p. e0 and e0
remain unidentified or misidentified in present-day particle databases.
STRANGE QUARK
(LSQ–1/3)
˅ p0 = Sq0 = Sb0 ˅
L
0 –1/3
Rq = Nq = Nb0
+1/3
^ Sq = Nq0 ^
˅ Lp0 = Nb0 = Nq0 ˅
0 –1/3
Rq = Sb = Sq0
^ (none) ^
˅ p0 = Sq0 = Sb0 ˅
L
0 –1/3
Rq = Nq = Nb0
+1/3
^ Sq = Nq0 ^
TOP QUARK
(LTQ+2/3)
˅ q0 = Nb0 = Lp0 ˅
N
+1/3
Sq = Nq0
0 0 0
^ Sb = Sq = Lp ^
˅ b0 = Sq0 = Lp0 ˅
S
(none)
0 0 0
^ Nq = Nb = Lp ^
˅ q0 = Nb0 = Lp0 ˅
N
+1/3
Sq = Nq0
0 0 0
^ Sb = Sq = Lp ^
EVERETT QUARK
(LEQ+1)
˅ q0 = Nb0 = Lp0 ˅
N
+1/3
Sq = Nq0
0 0 0
^ Sb = Sq = Lp ^
˅ b0 = Sq0 = Lp0 ˅
S
+1/3
* Nb = Sb0
0 0 0
^ Nq = Nb = Lp ^
˅ q0 = Nb0 = Lp0 ˅
N
+1/3
Sq = Nq0
0 0 0
^ Sb = Sq = Lp ^
LEAVITT QUARK
(LLQ+1)
* Sq+1/3 = Nq0
BOTTOM QUARK
(LBQ–1/3)
˅ b0 = Sq0 = Lp0
S ˅
0 –1/3
Nb = Nq = Rq0
0 +1/3
^ Nq = Sq ^
0 0 0
^^ Lp = Nb = Nq ^^
0 0 0
˅ Nq = Nb = Lp ˅
0 –1/3
Sq = Sb = Rq0
^ (none) ^
0 0 0
^^ Lp = Sq = Sb ^^
˅ b0 = Sq0 = Lp0
S ˅
0 –1/3
Nb = Nq = Rq0
0 +1/3
^ Nq = Sq ^
0 0 0
^^ Lp = Nb = Nq ^^
The Rubin quark is dark matter’s analog to the down quark and
charm quark. An opposite-handed Type 2 U/DZ0 interaction bonds the p-
e0 component to a zerotron. The quark’s handedness is that of the
zerotron. For example, Rp-e0 to Le0:
RUBIN QUARK
R 0
L Q
b0 = Sq0 = Lp0
S
0 0
^ Nb = Nq ^
Nq0 = Nb0 = Lp0
0 0
^ Sq = Sb ^
b0 = Sq0 = Lp0
S
0 0
^ Nb = Nq ^
SLIPHER QUARK
S 0
L Q
A same-handed Type 2 U/DZO bonds the p-e0 layer to SQ0 to create the
Zwicky quirk, dark matter’s analog of the bottom quark. For example, Lp-
e0 to LSQ0:
˅ b0 = Sq0 = Lp0
S ˅
0 0
Nb = Nq
0 0 0
^ Sb = Sq = Lp ^
0 0 0
^^ Lp = Nb = Nq ^^
0 0 0
˅ Nq = Nb = Lp ˅
0 0
Sq = Sb
0 0 0
^ Nq = Nb = Lp ^
0 0 0
^^ Lp = Sq = Sb ^^
˅ b0 = Sq0 = Lp0 ˅
S
0 0
Nb = Nq
0 0 0
^ Sb = Sq = Lp ^
0 0 0
^^ Lp = Nb = Nq ^^
MUON
(LMe–1)
b0 = Nq–1/3 = Rq0
N
^ Sb0 = Sq0 = Lp0 ^
q0 = Sb–1/3 = Rq0
S
^ Nq0 = Nb0 = Lp0 ^
b0 = Nq–1/3 = Rq0
N
^ Sb0 = Sq0 = Lp0 ^
TAU
(LTe–1)
˅ Sb0 = Sq0 = Lp0 ˅
0 –1/3
Nb = Nq = Rq0
^ Sb0 = Sq0 = Lp0 ^
˅ Nq0 = Nb0 = Lp0 ˅
0 –1/3
Sq = Sb = Rq0
^ Nq0 = Nb0 = Lp0 ^
˅ Sb0 = Sq0 = Lp0 ˅
0 –1/3
Nb = Nq = Rq0
^ Sb0 = Sq0 = Lp0 ^
With Type 1 U/DZ0 interaction, Te–1 → Me–1, e0, and 𝝂p and with a
second one or Type 1 1W–/+ interaction, Te–1 → e–1, 𝝂q, 2 e0, and 2 𝝂p.
Analogously, Te+1 → e+1, 𝝂q, 2 e0, and 2 𝝂p. Lepton number conservation
means mistaking 𝝂p as a tau neutrino and 𝝂p as a tau antineutrino.
q0 = Nq–1/3 = Nb0
R
^ Nq0 = Sq+1/3 = Ld0 ^
q0 = Sb–1/3 = Sq0
R
^ Sb0 = Nb+1/3 = Ld0 ^
q0 = Nq–1/3 = Nb0
R
^ Nq0 = Sq+1/3 = Ld0 ^
NUON
(LNe0)
q0 = Nb0 = Lp0
N
^ Lp0 = Sq0 = Sb0 ^
b0 = Sq0 = Lp0
S
^ Lp0 = Nb0 = Nq0 ^
q0 = Nb0 = Lp0
N
^ Lp0 = Sq0 = Sb0 ^
Ta da: 𝚺 (and Σ)
SIGMA
(LSe0)
˅ Lp0 = Sq0 = Sb0 ˅
0 0 0
Nq = Nb = Lp
^ Lp = Sq0 = Sb0
0
^
˅ Lp0 = Nb0 = Nq0 ˅
0 0 0
Sb = Sq = Lp
^ Lp = Nb0 = Nq0
0
^
˅ Lp0 = Sq0 = Sb0 ˅
0 0 0
Nq = Nb = Lp
^ Lp = Sq0 = Sb0
0
^
Note the number of layers versus the number of W–/+ and U/DZ0
interactions required to create or decay each particle. One-layer—up
quark, Gell-Mann quark, electron, and zerotron—require one or two
interactions; two-layer—down quark, charm quark, Rubin quark, muon,
and nuon—two or three interactions; three-layer—strange quark, top
quark, Slipher quark, tau, and sigma—three or four interactions, and
four-layer bottom quark and Zwicky quark—four or five interactions.
Q+2/3
L L
D
Q–1/3 RQ+2/3 or 2 RQ+1/3
˅ S q+1/3 = Nq0 ˅ →
b0 = Nq–1/3 = Rq0
N
^ Nq0 = Sq+1/3 ^
←˅ N b+1/3 = Sb0 ˅
q0 = Sb–1/3 = Rq0
S
^ (none) ^ ←^ S b0 = Nb+1/3 ^
˅ N q0 = Sq+1/3 ˅ →
b0 = Nq–1/3 = Rq0
N
^ Nq0 = Sq+1/3 ^
PROTON
(LP+1)
˅ Nq0 = Sq+1/3 ˅
0 –1/3 0
Nb = Nq = Rq FRONT
0 +1/3
^ Nq = Sq ^
------------------------------------------
˅ Sb0 = Nb+1/3 ˅
0 –1/3 0
Sq = Sb = Rq CENTER
0 +1/3
^ Sb = Nb ^
------------------------------------------
˅ Nq0 = Sq+1/3 ˅
0 –1/3 0
Nb = Nq = Rq BACK
0 +1/3
^ Nq = Sq ^
NEUTRON
(LN0)
˅ Nq0 = Sq+1/3 ˅
0 –1/3 0
Nb = Nq = Rq FRONT
0 +1/3
^ Nq = Sq ^
0 –1/3 0
^^ Nb = Nq = Rq ^^
---------------------------------------------
˅ Sb0 = Nb+1/3 ˅
0 –1/3 0
Sq = Sb = Rq CENTER
0 +1/3
^ Sb = Nb ^
0 –1/3 0
^^ Sq = Sb = Rq ^^
---------------------------------------------
˅ Nq0 = Sq+1/3 ˅
0 –1/3 0
Nb = Nq = Rq BACK
0 +1/3
^ Nq = Sq ^
0 –1/3
^^ Nb = Nq = Rq0 ^^
DARKTRON
(Lⅅ0)
˅ Nb0 = Nq0 ˅
0 0 0
Sb = Sq = Lp FRONT
0 0
^ Nb = Nq ^
-------------------------------------
˅ q0 = Sb0
S ˅
0 0 0
Nq = Nb = Lp CENTER
0 0
^ Sq = Sb ^
-------------------------------------
˅ Nb0 = Nq0 ˅
0 0 0
Sb = Sq = Lp BACK
0 0
^ Nb = Nq ^
˅ q0 = Sb0
S ˅
0 0 0
Nq = Nb = Lp CENTER
0 0
^ Sq = Sb ^
0 0 0
^^ Nq = Nb = Lp ^^
-------------------------------------
˅ Nb0 = Nq0 ˅
0 0 0
Sb = Sq = Lp BACK
0 0
^ Nb = Nq ^
0 0 0
^^ Sb = Sq = Lp ^^
e0
L Lⅅ0 e0
R
b0 = Nq0
N ˅ Nb0 = Nq0 ˅ Sq0 = Sb0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Sq = Sb Sb = Sq = Lp Nb = Nq
0 0 0 0 0 0
Nb = Nq ^ Nb = Nq ^ Sq = Sb
˅ Sq0 = Sb0 ˅
0 0 0
Nq = Nb = Lp
0 0
^ Sq = Sb ^
˅ Nb0 = Nq0 ˅
0 0 0
Sb = Sq = Lp
0 0
^ Nb = Nq ^
Lⅅ0 has a net magnetic charge of 2N, (Rⅅ0 has 2S,) Le0 has 2N, and Re0
has 2S. With no electric charge attraction, e 0 is less tightly bound to ⅅ 0
than e–1 is to P+1.
INTERACTIONS
“c” ASYMPTOTICALLY APPROACHES ∞,
THE (NEARLY) IMPOSSIBLE TO RECREATE
SUPERSYMMETRIC PARTICLES,
INSIDE FEYNMAN DIAGRAMS,
& THE EPR PARADOX
As the pair gain H-axis double sine-wave spin resonance from the U/
D
Higgs field, the nearby moving quirk repels Hq, and attracts Hq,
absorbing its potential energy as heat. Likewise, the nearby moving
antiquirk attracts Hq and repels Hq. (Most matter and dark matter
Activation begins when the quantum fields energize the seven spins
and single charge of a quirk/antiquirk:3 pair:
H
q and Hq
For the nearby moving “𝕙” particle, a quirk attracts Hq as it gains its
H-axis sine-wave spin resonance and repels Hq, or an antiquirk attracts Hq
and repels Hq.
↖ ↑ ↗
H
← q and Hq →
The Hq attracts H(ME)q and H(M)q, and Hq attracts H(ME)q and H(M)q. The
relative quantities of the involved particle types determine the amount of
bending that the stream undergoes.
TOP-TO-BOTTOM (SAME-HANDED)
FRONT-TO-BACK (OPPOSITE-HANDED)
˅ q0 = Sq+1/3
N ˅ 0.5 PROTON’S
0 –1/3 0
Nb = Nq = Rq 1.5 FRONT
0 +1/3
^ Nq = Sq ^ 2.5
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
b0 = Nb+1/3
˅ S ˅ 0 NEUTRON’S
0 –1/3 0
Sq = Sb = Rq 1 BACK
^ Sb0 = Nb+1/3 ^ 2
0 –1/3 0
^^ Sq = Sb = Rq ^^ 3
Define “pair” as P+1=N0 and denote the proton with an anticolor for
the outer layers’ q+1/3 content and the neutron with a color for the
appended layer’s q–1/3 content. Isotope construction begins with top-to-
bottom bonding of neutrons, protons, and their pairs, but illustrated
side-to-side to conserve page space. The first isotope is:
2
H/DEUTERIUM
P+1=L/RN0
L/R
(PAIR)
TOP-TO-BOTTOM (SAME-HANDED)
ANNIUM/3VH
(AW—Ann Wynn)
R/L ℕ0=L/Rⅅ0=L/Rℕ0
3
KRUSIUM
(KU—Kruse, Ulrich)
L/R ⅅ0=L/Rℕ0=R/Lⅅ0
4
KU
ⅅ0=R/Lℕ0=L/Rⅅ0=L/Rℕ0
R/L
7
HAIGHTIUM
(HG—HAIGHT, GILBERT)
R/L ℕ0=L/Rⅅ0=L/Rℕ0=R/Lⅅ0=R/Lℕ0=L/Rⅅ0=L/Rℕ0
7
DEXTERIUM
(LD—LEVERETTE DEXTER)
ⅅ0=L/Rⅅ0=L/Rℕ0=R/Lⅅ0=R/Lℕ0=L/Rⅅ0=L/Rℕ0
R/L
Shared White Triplet bonds weaken the two *LN0=RP+1 bonds. Type
1 1W–/+ interaction annihilates the neutron’s p-e–1 layer, releasing the
“tail” α-particle, and creating LP+1, which fractures its bond to the other
+1 –1
RP . The p-e component then bonds to LP+1, restoring LN0 and creating
a second α- particle.
9
LD
L ⅅ0=Lℕ0=Rⅅ0=Rℕ0=Lⅅ0=Lℕ0
|| || ||
R ℕ =Rⅅ =Lℕ0
0 0
Hereafter, the dark matter analog is named but not shown. The
process to create it is analogous to its matter isotope.
[ || ||
[*LN =[LN0
0
The strained bonds between *LN0 and its two neighboring neutrons
make 14C susceptible to Type 1 1W–/+ (U/DZ0 for 14JL) interaction.
14
N is stable compared to 8Be due to its additional extended Partial
White bonds. 15N increases that stability.
14
N/15N
P+1=LN0=RP+1=RN0=LP+1=LN0
L
|| || || || || ||
R N =RP =LN =LP =RN =RP+1
0 +1 0 +1 0
|| || ||
[RN =]LP =LN0
0 +1
|| || || || || ||
[*LN =[LN =]RP =RN =LP =LN0
0 0 +1 0 +1
Like 14C, the strained bonds between *LN0 and the two neighboring
neutrons make 18O susceptible to Type 1 1W–/+ interaction. annihilation
converts *LN0 into LP+1. When there is an approaching proton, the p-e –1
component bonds to it creating a neutron that bonds to LP+1:
18
F/19F
L P+1=LN0=RP+1=RN0=LP+1=LN0
|| || || || || ||
R N =RP =LN =LP =RN =RP+1
0 +1 0 +1 0
|| || || || || ||
LP =LN =RP =RN =LP =LN0
+1 0 +1 0 +1
[||
R N0]
|| || || || || ||
LP =LN =RP =RN =LP =LN0
+1 0 +1 0 +1
|| || || || || ||
R N =RP =LN =LP =RN =RP+1
0 +1 0 +1 0
|| || || || || ||
LP =LN =RP =RN =LP =LN0
+1 0 +1 0 +1
|| || || || || ||
R N =RP [=LN ]=LN ]=RN =RN0]
0 +1 0 0 0
|| || || || || ||
LP =LN =RP =RN =LP =LN0
+1 0 +1 0 +1
|| || || || || ||
R N =RP =LN =LP =RN =RP+1
0 +1 0 +1 0
|| || || || || ||
LP =LN =RP =RN =LP =LN0
+1 0 +1 0 +1
|| || || || || ||
R N =RP =LN =LP [=RN =RN0] (first layer)
0 +1 0 +1 0
----------------------------------------------------
||
N0 (second layer rotates
L
on top of first layer)
|| || || || || ||
P =LN =RP =RN =LP =LN0
L
+1 0 +1 0 +1
|| || || || || ||
R N =RP =LN =LP =RN =RP+1
0 +1 0 +1 0
|| || || || || ||
P =LN =RP =RN =LP =LN0
L
+1 0 +1 0 +1
|| || || || || ||
R N =RP =LN =LP =RN =RP+1
0 +1 0 +1 0
36
KM: KRUEGERIUM (KM—KRUEGER, MARY)
54
Fe and 54Co have the first and half the second layer filled:
L P+1=LN0=RP+1=RN0=LP+1=LN0 1
|| || || || || ||
R N =RP =LN =LP =RN =RP+1 2
0 +1 0 +1 0
|| || || || || ||
P =LN =RP =RN =LP =LN0 3
L
+1 0 +1 0 +1
|| || || || || ||
R N =RP =LN =LP =RN =RP+1 4
0 +1 0 +1 0
|| || || || || ||
P =LN =RP =RN =LP =LN0 5
L
+1 0 +1 0 +1
|| || || || || ||
R N =RP =LN =LP =RN =RP+1 6
0 +1 0 +1 0
54
Fe/54Co
P+1=LN0=RP+1=RN0=LP+1=LN0 4
L
|| || || || || ||
R N =RP =LN =LP =RN =RP+1 5
0 +1 0 +1 0
|| || || || || ||
LN /LP =LN =RP =RN =LP =LN0 6
0 +1 0 +1 0 +1
BACK LAYER
L P+1=LN0=RP+1=RN0=LP+1=LN0 4
|| || || || || ||
R N =RP =LN =LP =RN =RP+1 5
0 +1 0 +1 0
|| || || || || ||
P =LN =RP =RN =LP =LN0 6
L
+1 0 +1 0 +1
MIDDLE LAYER
R N0=RP+1=LN0=LP+1=RN0=RP+1 4
|| || || || || ||
P =LN =RP =RN =LP =LN0 5
L
+1 0 +1 0 +1
|| || || || || ||
R N =RP =LN =LP =RN =RP+1 6
0 +1 0 +1 0
FRONT LAYER
54
Fe/54Co
P+1=LN0=RP+1=RN0=LP+1=LN0 4
L
|| || || || || ||
R N =RP =LN =LP =RN =RP+1 5
0 +1 0 +1 0
|| || || || || ||
LN /LP =LN =RP =RN =LP =LN0 6
0 +1 0 +1 0 +1
|| || || || || ||
N =LP =LN =RP =RN =LP =LN0
R
0 +1 0 +1 0 +1
|| || || || || ||
N =RP =LN =LP =RN =RP+1
R
0 +1 0 +1 0
|| || || || || ||
N =LP =LN =RP =RN =LP =LN0
R
0 +1 0 +1 0 +1
|| || || || || ||
N =RP =LN =LP =RN =RP+1
R
0 +1 0 +1 0
LEFT-HANDED RIGHT-HANDED
SPINS: +½/+½ –½/–½
RBGHWN RBGHWS
qL bR
RBGHWN RBGHWS
bL qR
In a sense, a black hole is like a “Black Star.” The internal Light and
Dark U/DPhoton churn the non-annihilated particles that partially repulse
the gravitational contraction. Externally, it emits Hawking radiation.
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