MATTER. A uniform model for elementary particles, atomic nuclei, atoms and molecules

Only one model satisfactorily describes elementary particles, nuclei, atoms, and molecules. The three fundamental natural constants, α, β and γ explain the structure of matter. Heisenberg's relation shows singularities in the femto universe. Newton's laws no longer apply. Frenkel and anti-Frenkel excitons as well as electron-positron pairs (positronium pair or Coulomb pair) form a crystal structure of the elementary particles. The atomic nuclei are also crystal structures. The electrons of the atoms and molecules remain in fixed positions opposite to their positive charges (protons) in the nuclei. (orig.)