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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Particle Physics / February 2008Elementary particles
Why do particle physicists think that elementary particles are 0- dimensional points, or 1-dimensional strings? I don't understand how any object can occupy less than 3 dimensions, in 3 dimensional space. Are you certain that the elementary particles are not cubical or spherical? > Why do particle physicists think that elementary particles are 0- > dimensional points, or 1-dimensional strings? > > I don't understand how any object can occupy less than 3 dimensions, > in 3 dimensional space. Ok. It is becayse they are not objects, then. |
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