Editorial Unimagdalena

Description in English: Review Grammar of the Siguin Throughout this book, the authors, using quantum mechanics, classical mechanics, electrodynamics, electromagnetic theory and perturbation theory, use a Feynman diagram to address two-body systems and describe in detail the interactions between them. They begin their description with a historical review of how knowledge of the structure of matter has evolved, from ancient times to the present day, continuing with the earth-moon interaction and the bond that unites these two bodies, gravity, they delve INSERT INTO the world of the very small studying the hydrogen atom and positronium, which is the proton-electron, and positron-electron union, and the force that unites these particles to form the corresponding bound states, ending with one of the most exotic atoms known in nature, the quarkonium, that is, the quark-antiquark systems whose union is due to the strong interaction. To achieve greater remembrance of these linked systems in students and researchers, the authors have recreated this work under the name "Marriages of physics."