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ONE of the puzzling features of the modern theory of matter is the considerable number of different ultimate particles: photons, neutrinos, negative and positive electrons, mesons, protons and neutrons. To each type of particle corresponds a certain type of field, and all these fields are supposed to exist simultaneously in space.
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BORN, M. Unification of the Theories of Photon and Meson. Nature 154, 764–765 (1944). https://doi.org/10.1038/154764a0
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