Notating the MSQ Classification

Overhauling Hadrons, Baryons, Mesons, Leptons, Fermions, and Bosons

The most confusing thing about modern Physics is the messy classification of particles into Hadrons, Baryons, Mesons, Leptons, Fermions, and Bosons.

This was because in the past, particles were much simpler, as being electrons, neutrons or protons.

The problem began when physicists started smashing atoms, leading to subatomic particles which then had to be classified.

They did not know the ancient Physics concept of the 5 Elements.

Instead, they only knew Electromagnetism as the supreme principle, which is merely the 3rd Element in the ancient system of classification.

‘Spin’ is the most obvious property of Electromagnetism and so they ended up classifying subatomic particles based on spin (as fermions, bosons, and leptons) or quarks (as hadrons, baryons, mesons).

These classify an even messier naming convention of particles:

• Greek-based such as Proton, Electron, Tau
• Person such as Fermion, Boson, Higgs
• Silly such as Quark, Gluon, Up, Down, Charm, Strange

We fix this to make their naming more intuitive and therefore easier to remember, by basing it on the ancient system as intended by Rene Descartes who was the author of Physics before Newton.

This system divides everything in the universe as either a quantum-substance or a medium. The medium is where force works through. Substance is the discrete identity that reacts to the force.

The Graviton, Electromagnetism, Weak, and Strong Force are replaced with Spacetime, Radiance, Transformative, and Material Elements. This is because all forces are really from the Aether ELement which manifests through Spacetime (i.e. gravity, magnetism, and contact forces make two things closer together in space).

Each Element has a representative quantum-substance and a representative medium.

For example, electrons represent the Radiant Element and is therefore renamed as “qor” or quantum of radiance. Light is the medium of Radiance and so photons are renamed into “mor” or medium of radiance.

Neutrons represent the Transformative Element and becomes “qot” while the W+, W- and Z bosons become “mot3”, “mot2”, and “mot1” respectively.

The same convention is applied to all the other Elements. In this way, people only need to know the 5 Element names.

Chemical elements are renamed as M representing Modes of Matter based on their atomic number so that Hydrogen is M1, and oxygen is M8. H2O becomes M1_2+M8. Salt is M11+M17.

Charges are denoted by male ♂ and female ♀ symbols. A neutral charge is hermaphroditic ⚥ so that an electron (qor) has a male charge and a proton (qom) has a female charge, and a neutron (qot) is hermaphroditic.

In this way, beta decay is denoted as:

qot → qom + qor♂ + -qot1

Here, the Transformative Element transforms into Matter, Radiance, and AntiTransformative Elements. We denote antiparticles with the negative since since the male symbol already denotes negative charge.

Charges

Charges are denoted as male or female.

Antimatter

Antimatter is denoted with a negative sign in the front, different from Physics which is in a superscript.

Periodic Table of Elements

We use the atomic number of elements as their name. This will be explained in Part 5, Chapter 4.