-----Original Message----- From: H Ucar ... I had speculated about possibility of a bound state of e- and e+ at a short distance through magnetic interaction different from para/ortho positroniums and if the bond will be stable this would be a candidate for dark matter (WIMP).
The lack of the characteristic gamma is the most problematic feature of this boson, and the same with Holmlid's muons. Why is it missing? Don Hotson had an answer - there is no real annihilation event. This explanation is moving into the EPO/Epola territory of Hotson/Simhony where the electron and positron are the actual makeup of the vacuum, and annihilation events are not favored and rare. It would be analogous to ordinary salt crystal lattices where ions oscillate in and out but do not convert substantial mass to energy when they neutralize into the crystal. But with epos, the "crystal" is the background state which is hidden from sensory perception.
