Anatomy of the
electron
We
have seen in the chapter
concerning
the charge that electron cannot be uniformly charged.
Properties of charge are possible only if space is curved around the
particle. This curvature is not possible if electric fields of electron
are uniform.
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A sphere of homogeneous fields could not be
"charged" if space is not curvetted around the particle. Curvature of
the space is necessary to the mass and the charge.
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The
energy of the electron is not in the charge but in the associated wave
which creates and supports
the charge (E = hc/λ).
The
energy of the electron is 1837 more weak that the energy of the
neutron. If is radius is proportional to the surface of the particle,
the electron will have a radius equal to 0,028 fm. Electron is not a
punctual particle. There are no more bubbles in the electron.