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• TITLE: Hypothetical Dark Matter Explains the Origin of Subatomic Universe: FEP-Theory

  AUTHORS: Ali Moghaddasi, Hassan Yousefnia

  KEYWORDS: Theory, Statistical Thermodynamics, Ideal Quantum Fluid, Fundamental Elementary Particles

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of High Energy Physics, Gravitation and Cosmology, Vol.10 No.4, October 10, 2024

  ABSTRACT: Although the standard model provides a suitable pattern based on observable experimental data, it cannot explain dark matter, gravitation, the structural nature of the fundamental particles, and charges. In this paper, a new theory about the nature of charges, particles and proposed structures for atoms were presented. This theory explains how an ideal quantum fluid (IQF) including hypothetical dark matter or fundamental elementary particles (FEPs) can produce the building blocks of matter. This theory describes quadruple blocks with two types of independent charges that can create different characteristics for these building blocks. Quadruple blocks have similarities and differences with the fundamental particles in standard model. This theory also explains the possible mechanism of creation the next generation of particles such as protons and neutrons.