Subatomic Form of  
Alpha Radioactivity  
Granularity
of Matter
  Predictions
and Speculation
  Why the Quark
Theory is not Beautiful
  Anticipated
Questions
  Copyright and
Contact Info
 
Copyright and Contact Information
Copyright
This document, the illustrations, and the website(s) used to distribute them, are the exclusive property of their creator, Brian DuPraw.

Copyright February 17, 2004. All rights reserved.

This is a modification to two documents originally copyrighted by this author and registered with the Library of Congress in 1988:
TXU-315-511 (02/09/1988) and TXU-346-941 (11/10/88).

There have been a number of developments in the world at large since 1988. Back then it was thought that bismuth was stable, but it has since been shown to decay with the longest half-life of any element. On this website I compare bismuth to the neutron, which has the longest lifetime of any subatomic particle. Another is the "discovery" of the top quark, at a mass energy of 180 GeV, which this website interprets differently. A third is the wide acceptance of the Internet as a means of communication, which allows a person like me, outside the world of physicists, to put forth theories like this one without the roadblocks created by individual physicists or magazine publishers.


Contact
People with a valid reason to contact me may use the following email address: brianpd@hotmail.com.

Subatomic Form of  
Alpha Radioactivity  
Granularity
of Matter
  Predictions
and Speculation
  Why the Quark
Theory is not Beautiful
  Anticipated
Questions
  Copyright and
Contact Info