Keywords: Descartes; Cartesian Physics; New Cartesian Physics; Mater; Space; Fine Structure Constant; Relativity Theory; Quantum Mechanics; Space-Matter; Antimatter

New Cartesian generalization of modern physics, based on the identity of space and matter Descartes, replaces the concept of ether concept of moving space-matter. It reveals an obvious connection between relativity and quantum mechanics. The geometric interpretation of the thin structure constant allows a deeper understanding of its nature and provides the basis for its theoretical calculation. It points to the reason why there is no symmetry between matter and antimatter in the world.

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Citation

Citation: Boris S Dzhechko. "Antimatter in New Cartesian Generalization of Modern Physics".Acta Scientific Applied Physics 1.1 (2020).

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