Re-evaluation of Fermi’s theory of beta-decay

Abstract

Another published paper of the author proposes that proton and neutron radii have contraction inside the atomic nuclei, generating a discrepancy of 8s between the neutron lifetime measured in beam and bottle experiments. According to the present theory, the neutron radius in beam experiments dilates from 0.26fm up to 0.87fm during the initial 8s, after which begins the process of decay. The present paper proposes a new neutron model with quark structure d(u-e-u), with an electron sandwiched between two up quarks. It reproduces very well all neutron properties, as for instance the radial charge distribution, impossible to be reproduced considering the current quark model ddu. So, the radial charge distribution of neutrons (obtained from beam experiments, if measured in the first initial 8 seconds of their lifetime) has to exhibit a curve a little different of that measured in 2007 in the Jefferson Lab. Here is proposed to JLab to repeat the experiment under such new condition.

The Controversy on the Inverse-Square Law for Coulomb's Interactions

“…Gamow's paradox implies that protons and neutrons cannot be bound via strong nuclear force inside the atomic nuclei, as already shown herein. And as the strong force does not play any rule for the stability of the stable atomic nuclei, this means that we don't need to consider it any longer, and we conclude that strong nuclear force does not ex-RSCA of Reid [7]; TSB and TSC of de Tourreil and Sprung [8]; HJ of Hamada and Johnston [9]; TRS of de Tourreil, et al [10]; L1, L2, 2, 4, …, 6 of Mustafa [11]; r1, r3, …, r7 of Mustafa, et al [12]; MHKZ of Mustafa, et al [13]; and a, b, c, …, i of Mustafa [14]. These thirty-three potential models have different deuteron properties, such as deuteron quadrupole moment Q D , D-state probability P D , asymptotic D-state amplitude A D and asymptotic ratio ξ.…”

“…The electric quadrupole moment for the deuteron is calculated in [13], from the graphic on charge tected that 88Rα224 has pear shape [11].…”

Asymptotic Freedom, Quark Confinement, Proton Spin Crisis, Neutron Structure, Dark Matters, and Relative force strengths

“…And the 2 lepton system (called as the koron) of the 𝜋 (𝑒𝜈 ) koron is, for the first time, reported in the present work. The EC charge distribution of the neutron was explained by introducing the n = (u-e-u)d state for the neutron by Guglinski [7]. The previous explanation using the n = (u-e-u)d state [7] could be compared with the present explanation using the neutron oscillation.…”

“…This is called as quark confinement. The strongly confined quarks are mostly located near the surface of the proton as seen in the EC charge distributions of the proton and neutron [6,7] in Fig. 8.…”

“…In addition to the asymptotic freedom and quark confinement, the two lepton system (koron) and proton spin crisis are explained in section 5 and section 6, respectively. Two lepton system is discovered by comparing the EC charge distributions of the proton and neutron [6,7] in section 5. And the proton spin crisis [8] is explained from the p(1,0) part of the proton.…”