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I am investigating about the posibility of the division of the electron. As far as I know there is not known a particle that conform the electron; my question started because one of my Physics teachers, knows to a Harvard's teacher that tell him that there is a particle recently discovered that constitutes the electron. I am really iterested in knowing what is happening about that, you may be more actualized that any of my books or more confiable that a lot of WWW pages. I just need a confirmation or your opinion. Some of the things that makes me think is possible the divisible of the electron, is the results of the slit's experiment with an electron canion (not with photons); the emanation of X-rays as a cause of the desaceleration and aceleration of electron, the "friction" that occurs during the travel of electrons in conductor. I just wan't to know about the sub - electron particles. Thanks.
Re: The electron is divisible?
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