Institute for Problems in Mechanics, Russian
Academy of Sciences
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Updated August, 21, 2013
There are two
approaches to atomic physics: (1) structural approach and (2) empirical
approach (chemistry). The structural approach uses methods of atomic physics
and, in particular, quantum mechanics. The structural approach admits one to
investigate the structure and arrangement of an atom (nucleus and electronic
envelope). The empirical approach uses only experimental methods, in
particular, the periodic system of chemical elements. It investigates the
properties of chemical elements and their chemical reactions. It can predict
new chemical elements and their properties (corresponding quantum numbers), but
it cannot investigate the atom arrangement (nucleus and electronic envelope).
In the
contemporary theory of elementary particles one has only the empirical
approach. It admits one to obtain quantum numbers of elementary particles. It admits one to
systematize elementary particles, to investigate their interactions, to predict
new elementary particles, but it does not admit one to investigate an
arrangement of elementary particles. Structural approach to the elementary
particle theory does not exist now. The paper is devoted to development of the
structural approach to the elementary particle theory. Being an axiomatic
conception, the quantum theory cannot be used in the construction of the
structural approach. Considering the quantum motion as statistical description
of stochastically moving elementary particle, one succeeded to obtain some
elements of the elementary particles arrangement. In particular, it appears,
that a relativistic elementary particle generates some force field
(kappa-field), which is responsible for the pair production. Some properties of
the $\kappa $-field are investigated in this paper. Stochastic motion of
elementary particle can be freely explained by properties of the discrete
space-time geometry, which admits one to construct the skeleton conception of
elementary particles.
There
is text of the paper in
English (ps, pdf ) and in Russian (ps,
pdf)