A hybrid model of constituent quarks

The paper presents a hybrid model of constituent quark which considers the preonic structure based on z0 (34 me)-preon, specific to the previously published cold genesis theory (CGT) of the author and basic concepts of the S.M. which seem experimentally sustained, explaining the constituent quarks forming from current quarks and “gammonic” gluols –in concordance with the experimentally evidenced possibility of paired quarks forming from relativist jets of negatrons and positrons, by considering that the negatrons and positrons can form ‘gammonic’ “gluols” and thereafter- current and constituent quarks, by the magnetic and electric interactions between the paired quasielectrons (degenerate electrons), which can explain the constituent u- quark’s stability until the critical temperature 2x1012 K, without the concepts of “color charge” and of “virtual” gluon/boson. The resulted hybrid model can also explain why in strong interactions the sum rule can be applied correspondent with the transferring of some quarks from an interacting particle to another with the entire or almost entire their constituent mass. Also, it suggests that the mechanism of paired current u-quarks forming from gluons, used by the S. M., can be plausible in conformity with the mass conservation law only if the quantum vacuum contains real thermalized “gammons” considered as (e+e-)*-pairs of degenerate electrons.