Little Donuts on Crosslink Points of Electron Barriers

Using the little donuts on image A, I put them onto the crosslink points on image B. With B representing an electron. I envision the crosslink lines running diagonally (not shown) instead of radially on image B. The little rings on the crosslink points, the Russian scientists have started calling them "mini-electrons".

I prefer "torus", but I see a certain wisdom in calling them mini-electrons. One of Bob Greenyers videos has the name of the Russian expert who gave it this name, in a paper that even calculates their size and energy content.

Image C puts a palm tree symbol, an outflow symbol, on the North outflow side of a donut shaped electron. At the moment, we have to use our imagination to see those outflows from each mini-electron on the electron surface. I intend to improve image B on future posts. Some of those palm tree outflows, those near the donut hole, will prefer to point toward the interior of the B donut inner-tube, and inflate it with pressure.

This post relates to my two previous posts, which are quite weird, so I thought I should make more effort to diagram the concepts.