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godzilla7
What's some of the maths and experiment that supports the theory that neutrons and protons and elctrons are made up of 3 or 2 quarks, why not 8 5 or 4 or 100, what tells us that they exists and that there are so many flavours, what masses do these quarks have and does this tally with the masses of a neutron say or an electron? why do we say 3 in a neturton but 2 in the bosons?
Since we can't force them apart how can we be sure there is anything at all,could it just as easily be an infinite sea of quasi quarks that only come into existence when enough energy is supplied, what is it in the theories that now leads QM to be more accepted, please if you're going to use a lot of maths a good description of what your showing would be nice, assume I have a pre degree but well informed quantum understanding any answers greatly appreciated
Since we can't force them apart how can we be sure there is anything at all,could it just as easily be an infinite sea of quasi quarks that only come into existence when enough energy is supplied, what is it in the theories that now leads QM to be more accepted, please if you're going to use a lot of maths a good description of what your showing would be nice, assume I have a pre degree but well informed quantum understanding any answers greatly appreciated