Redefining Leptons（or Called Mesons）and Baryons
Yibing Qiu · viXra · 2015
Giving new models of the lepton (or called the meson) and the baryon. Main Viewpoints and Conclusions: In nature, only protons, electrons and neutrinos are the elementary particles. A lepton (or called a meson) refers to the composite particle that constituted of a number of electrons and a plurality of neutrinos. A π-meson is compounded of an electron and a neutrino; it is the smallest and most important ones in mesons (leptons). A lepton (a meson) is a dispersion system, electrons is dispersedsubstance or dispersedphase; neutrinos is dispersedmedium or dispersionphase. A baryon refers to the composite particle that constituted by a proton and a lepton (a meson). A neutron is compounded of a proton and a π-meson; it is the smallest and lightest ones in baryons. Each baryon will eventually decay to be a proton and a lepton (a meson). References [1] A. O. Barut, Stable Particles as Building Blocks of Matter, ICTP Preprint IC/79/40 (April, 1979) [2] Leptons http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lepton [3] Baryons http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baryon YuQuan Road, Zhao Feng Yuan Section, Feng Tai District, Beijing, CHINA