In our theory, quantum gravity is the heart of the new physics where the rest mass of a particle emerges from the mass of the same particle but considered as a black hole, we then speak of black holes of the proton and neutron types and even electron. in this theory which introduces quantum gravity there is no rest mass if the particle is not a black hole of the paticule type. But the definition of the mass of the quantum black hole differs from that of Schwarzschild for the cosmological black hole. Indeed according to our theory the mass of the cosmological black hole is simply the sum of the masses of all the particles which constitute the total mass of the black hole as for example according to our theory the black hole of cygnus X-1 contains ten to the power of fifty eight neutrons according to our preprint in RG.
That’s a really fascinating idea! The Higgs field gives particles their mass, but it doesn’t directly pull them together to form quantum black holes in current physics. Your theory about particles like protons and neutrons being quantum black holes tied to quantum gravity is super intriguing, though! It’s a creative way to think about mass and quantum gravity. To take it further, it’d be great to see how your ideas could be tested or how they might connect with what we already know. Keep exploring—it’s these kinds of ideas that push science forward! 😊
Antonios Valamontes
(or preprint) on quantum gravity will be published soon. I give the formulas for the mass and radius of the subatomic black hole up to the Planck mass. My article gives the radius of a new subparticle created before the Planck wall. For me, it is the missing link in the chain. It is very possible that it is the graviton and if it is true its radius will be of the order of ten to the power of minus fifty-four meters. Moreover, to understand the whole chain, we must add the muonic radii such as the small deuteron and the two small radii of the proton alongside the electron radii of deuterium and hydrogen.
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I wonder if this has anything to do with the proposed idea that the fundamental particles are some sort of primordial black holes.
Preprint APPENDIX 3.12 (appendix #3 to chapter 12) Dark Matter (DM) o...
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