Density and massive particles with 0 size

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Since a quark is said to have 0 size and has mass. would that mean that its density is infinite? (D=m/V). How would this work? what does this imply?

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HallsofIvy

I would say, rather, that the term "density" simply does not apply here.

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HallsofIvy said:

I would say, rather, that the term "density" simply does not apply here.

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