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In conventional physics, we find very different definitions of "ordinary matter": everything made of quarks and leptons, or composed of any elementary fermions except antiquarks and antileptons", or anything that has mass and volume (occupies space), etc. From the concept of "ordinary matter", therefore, are excluded the forms of matter that we could define as "exotic", or "strange", and antimatter, since they are not components, building blocks of the matter we are made of, of the atoms and molecules that make up everything we see in the Universe.

In the model we propose here, under the meaning of Ordinary Matter we include all the Matter composed of Vortex-type Infostructures, elementary, composite and complex that exist naturally or are artificially produced in our laboratories. We therefore include all particles of matter, those that conventional physics calls ordinary, of all three generations, all exotic particles, antimatter, etc. In essence, all Infostructures endowed with Mass (negative and positive). We call it "ordinary" to distinguish it from the Dark one, even if, as already said, it would be more correct to name these two classes as Invisible Matter (the Dark one) and Visible Matter (the ordinary one)

These are compact/concentrated/condensed structures with high mass density (characterized by high intensity of the Perturbation Component), elementary particles of ordinary and exotic matter (such as that produced in colliders, in the high-energy interactions of cosmic rays, in the nuclei of stars, neutron stars, etc.), particles (Vortices) that, interacting, can aggregate in composite structures, Mixed physical structures and in more complex physical Forms.

Here we resume a simplified list, which represents a bridge between the high-level classification proposed here with the nomenclature of conventional physics:

• • Vortices of elementary ordinary (visible) matter
    • Elementary fermions
      • Leptons and antileptons (Electron, Electron neutrino, Muon, Muon neutrino, Tau, Tau neutrino)
      • Quarks and antiquarks (Up , Down , Charm , Strange , Top , Bottom)
  • Vortices of composite ordinary (visible) matter (nucleons: protons, neutrons, mesons, etc.) are the result of the interaction of several elementary structures.
    • Baryons
    • Mesons
  • Complex (visible) ordinary matter vortices (the result of the interaction of composite (visible) ordinary matter vortices)
    • Atomic nuclei (small and dense cluster of protons and neutrons that is found at the center of an atom)
    • Quasiparticles (effective particles that exist in many particle systems, for example excitons, phonons, plasmons, polaritons, skyrmions)

A queste particelle si aggiungono gli "elementary bosons": gauge bosons (photon, W and Z bosons, eight types of gluons) e gli scalar bosons (Higgs boson), che rappresentano i force carriers delle interazioni che interessano le particelle sopra elencate.

In this and the following sections that concern Ordinary Matter we will limit ourselves to a few brief references to this incredibly large and complex matter that finds in the Standard Model of Particles, in Quantum Mechanics and even more in Quantum Field Theory the theoretical reference framework that classifies all known elementary particles, describes their interactions and three of the four known fundamental forces (electromagnetic, weak and strong interaction).

Precisely because of the vastness and complexity of the topic, we will limit ourselves to providing some more relevant notes, referring precisely to the aforementioned substantial theoretical framework. The work that will need to be done will be to reformulate the existing theories in terms of the Dynamics of Elementary Action in the context of the broader framework proposed by the evolutionary model of description of Physical Reality, which in this work we are trying to present.

A trivial consideration regarding the term "Visible" that we place next to the term "Ordinary" (whose meaning, as we have mentioned, differs from that attributed in the context of conventional physics). Visible for Particles / Vortices means precisely visible, "that can potentially be seen". It is evident that a particle can be seen, identified, measured to the extent that it emits some radiation that can be observed with the naked eye or more frequently through a detection instrument.

And where do we find this Ordinary (visible) Matter? Everywhere, obviously. The Universe is full of Ordinary Matter. Infinite Universe, infinite quantity of Ordinary Matter. And, since we have outlined a creative and evolutionary Universe, where new Matter is incessantly generated through complex formative processes (new Dark Matter that incessantly organizes itself in the Dynamics of the Elementary Field and the Elementary Action that animates it, new Ordinary Matter that is formed through the friction of the great Dark Vortex Structures), to this infinity of Ordinary Matter, in every instant new Matter is added that, according to various evolutionary processes, aggregates and gradually forms larger and more complex structures. Endless Creation and Evolution. Of Action, Of Information. Of Information Structures. Of Forms... of the Universe as a whole.

Links to the tables of contents of TFNR Paper

• Go to the contents list of the paper "The Fundamental Nature of Reality"

• Go to Chapter 2 "A first look"