Sunday, November 19, 2017

particle physics - Is there an equation for the strong nuclear force?


The equation describing the force due to gravity is F=Gm1m2r2. Similarly the force due to the electrostatic force is F=kq1q2r2.





  1. Is there a similar equation that describes the force due to the strong nuclear force?




  2. What are the equivalent of masses/charges if there is?




  3. Is it still inverse square or something more complicated?







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