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New Theories / Re: Strings? Or Just More Sub-Particles?
« on: 20/12/2022 15:14:56 »That's because the number of particles involved in particle interactions is not conserved. Let's take positron-electron annihilation as an example. Most of the time, the result of this annihilation will be a pair of photons. This isn't always the case, though. Sometimes three photons are the result. In other cases, it's four or five.
Well, I am not sure if my question will still be applicable regarding the annihilation process, but the number of particles involved might help distinguish the sub-structure attributes (or the force/forces involved). However, isn't the sole fact that these resulted particles have (or might have) more number than the ones were in is enough to suggest the sub-structure of those particles?