Author(s)

Victor Vaguine

The Center for Ontological Quantum Studies, Texas, USA.

The quantum field theory (QFT) is one of branches of the Standard Model. According to QFT, quantum fields are the primary entities and particles are the excitations of these fields, coming in discrete lumps with no inner structures and with properties assigned by declaration. Such view is in conflict with the observed vacuum energy density, 140 orders of magnitudes less than required by the QFT. In addition, such view is challenged by Aphysical Quantum Mechanics (AQM), a deeper quantum theory. According to AQM, the fundamental understanding of quantum reality is expanded by the addition of two fundamental categories, aphysical and elementary consciousness of elementary particles. Based on AQM and as an example, the total ontology of the intrinsic (fundamental) electron is presented with its inner structure of perfect geometry consisting of the physical charged c-ring and aphysical cylinder, and with its properties such as self-mass, spin, magneto-electrostatic field configuration and magnetic moment. The position parameter in the inner structure demonstrates that there are no two identical intrinsic electrons in the Universe thus placing a question mark over the QFT principle of indistinguishability.

Quantum Reality, Physical-Aphysical, Intrinsic Electron, Charged C-Ring, Aphysical Cylinder, Elementary Consciousness, Position Parameter, Constant U, Ontology, Self-Mass, Indistinguishable, Inner Structure

Vaguine, V. (2023) The Intrinsic Electron with Its Properties Such as Inner Structure and Self-Mass Is in Conflict with Quantum Field Theory. Journal of High Energy Physics, Gravitation and Cosmology, 9, 583-595. doi: 10.4236/jhepgc.2023.93048.