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Mesons are the unstable, virtual particles that fluctuate between an ordinary quark and an antiquark. This fluctuation, which is a process called annihilation, is a means of escaping the restrictions of the Pauli exclusion principle. Just as an electron can be excited to a higher energy level by emitting a photon, a quark can be excited to a higher energy level by emitting a meson. This process is extremely rare, most quarks and antiquarks immediately annihilate themselves, escaping the constraints of the Pauli exclusion principle and freely fluctuating between their two particle partners. Low-energy mesons have lifetimes of about 10$^{-12}$ s, while high-energy mesons have lifetimes of about 10$^{-6}$ s.The wave function of a meson is increasingly distorted as its energy increases, and the decay becomes less likely the closer to the classical limit the meson is.[27] The lifetime depends on the interaction between the quark and the antiquark, which tends to be of the strong force type. The lifetime of a meson is thus inversely proportional to the quark-antiquark annihilation cross-section, which is a property of the strong force. The differential cross-section vanishes at the classical limit of infinite interaction energy.

Antileptons are elementary pseudo-fermions that can never exist on their own. They can appear in experiments only through charged particles which move in a magnetic field, traveling via a long curved path where they are continually accelerated by Lorentz force. Due to the cyclic nature of the Lorentz force, the trajectory of a lepton is helical, and the leptons travel round and round as the magnetic field alternately increases and decreases. Antileptons thus behave so as to compensate the potential energy of the positrons and the antiprotons which they annihilate, conserving energy and charge, and this compensation can be quite large. In particular, Coulomb repulsion between opposite charges is only able to exert a force over a distance of a few millimeters at most; but the force exerted when an antilepton is in its lowest-energy state is able to overcome this in solutions of a few percent salt concentration. d2c66b5586