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A positroniumlike, relativistic electron-pair model previously found to describe the properties of the pion and hadron resonances is tested for its prediction of the hadron-to-muon production ratioR in high-energye + e − collisions. It is found that the model leads to the observed magnitude ofR and its stepwise increase with energy. The model predicts a series of further rises ofR as the available energy is increased, beginning at about 7.9 Gev.
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Sternglass, E.J. Evidence for a relativistic electron-pair model of nuclear particles. Int J Theor Phys 17, 347–352 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00674104
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