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Nemoto
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I have read that the elementary particles of the Standard Model have dimensions 0.
Is this the case or not? I have read on this site relevant answers to similar questions, but have not found them to be very clear.
If it is the case, surely much of quantum weirdness is thereby explained: after all, why should an object having no spatial or time dimensions behave (within out perceived four-dimensional space) like something that has such dimensions?
Is this the case or not? I have read on this site relevant answers to similar questions, but have not found them to be very clear.
If it is the case, surely much of quantum weirdness is thereby explained: after all, why should an object having no spatial or time dimensions behave (within out perceived four-dimensional space) like something that has such dimensions?