RE: [Vo]:Properties of ubiquitous DDL state H?

[Jones Beene]

 

 

This was not verbalized very well – the “shielding” would be in keeping the 
other particle at bay instead of neutralizing the force.

 

This would be more like an offset or a protective cage than a shield.

 

From: Eric Walker 

 

The electrons of f/H are tightly bound, but effectively shield the strong force 
so it does not come into play.


I believe leptons are transparent to the strong interaction and so will provide 
precious little shielding against it.

 

Eric