Physics, asked by dhirajmdhande2005, 11 months ago

how can an electron have infinite energy?​

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Answered by Varad01
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Answer:

Infininite Energy

Explanation:

Since a particle and its antiparticle can annihilate each other and their fields, it follows that such annihilation of point particles should produce photons of infinite energy. ... Therefore electrons and positrons cannot be point particles

Answered by Human100
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Since a particle and its antiparticle can annihilate each other and their fields, it follows that such annihilation of point particles should produce photons of infinite energy. The mutual annihilation of an electron and a positron produces gamma ray(s) of finite energy.

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