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<p>Create/expand category description</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>This category collects &#039;&#039;&#039;structural&#039;&#039;&#039; approaches to physics — work in which the shape, geometry and topology of physical objects is treated as fundamental, rather than as a derived or dispensable feature.<br /> <br /> The common conviction is that a physical theory should say what things &#039;&#039;&#039;are&#039;&#039;&#039;, not merely how they behave under measurement: that a particle has a size and a form, that a field has a structure, and that a model which cannot be pictured has not yet explained anything. This puts the work here in direct opposition to the point-particle assumption of the Standard Model.<br /> <br /> Entries include ring and toroidal models of particles ([[:Category:Toroidal Ring]]), vortex and knot theories ([[:Category:Vortex Theory]]), geometric models of atomic and nuclear shells ([[:Category:Atomic Structure]], [[:Category:Nuclear Structure]]), and structural systems such as [[Field Structure Theory]] and the synergetics tradition descending from Buckminster Fuller.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Theory &amp; Models]]</div>

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