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How CPHs produce fermions?

Answer- For understanding how CPHs is can produce fermions, do consider to electromagnetic, when the wavelength is growing. It's a CPH So CPH is a tiny energy with waves and mass inertia momentum. Therefore when the frequency of electromagnetic wave increase so much, there is lots CPH in that's photon. It is capable to produces pair matter and anti-matter, that they are fermions (following picture).

 

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Thus, CPH is sub-quantum energy and everything is made of CPH in nature.

 


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