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>Right now we do NOT want them to be perfect spheres. Two questions: 1) By "do not want" do you mean that it wouldn't be compatible with current models? Or
by endtime 15y ago
>Right now we do NOT want them to be perfect spheres.
Two questions:
1) By "do not want" do you mean that it wouldn't be compatible with current models? Or something else?
2) Relatedly, what would be the implications if they were to turn out to be perfect spheres?
- ansy 15y agoAspheric electrons help explain the imbalance between matter and antimatter under many current models. I don't know the full implications if electrons were spherical. But two I can think of are that either our models are wrong or there is something wrong with the way we are measuring the amounts of matter and antimatter in the universe.
- queensnake 15y agoGeez, I'm out of touch - last I knew they were point particles (and not just in abstract).