Journal of Advances in Applied Physics

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DOI: 10.22606/jaap.2019.11001

• Alexander Boichenko^*
  Institute of Fundamental Problems in Theoretical Physics and Mathematics, Moscow, Russia

The question of the nature of particles again and again arises as ideas about the world around us develop. The mysterious behavior of particles is reflected in the concept of corpuscularwave duality, which first appears as a result of examining experiments with light. The question of what constitutes light is one of the most ancient questions. In the work at the modern level of physical representations, an answer is offered to the question of what a particle is.

Non-locality, dimension of space, corpuscular-wave duality, string theory, nature of particle.

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