Do Maxicharged particles exist?
N. V. Makhaldiani, Z. K. Silagadze
Abstract
The critical charge Zc is estimated for elementary particles using a Newton-Wigner position operator inspired model. Particles with Z Zc (maxicharged particles), if they exist at all, can have unusual properties which turn them into elusive objects not easy to detect. Dirac's magnetic poles have a (magnetic) charge g Zc. This gives one more argument that it is unexpected that pointlike monopoles to be found in our world, where α-1 137.
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