Introduction

Catalysis plays a role of paramount importance in Chemistry, Biology and Physics. While the function of Catalysis in Chemistry and Biology has been investigated for several decades and can be interpreted via electrostatic interaction between reactants, catalysts and products, very little is so far known about the nature of catalytic interactions in Particle Physics. For one thing the structures of the vast majority of composite particles (hadrons, bosons)Bosons are not known until now. Thus in this chapter we present the basic principles which we will follow in this book to identify the structures of composite particles and to explain how these composite particles obtain their masses out of their practically massless building blocks (neutrinos). In this respect we will examine the possible relationship between neutrinos and quarks.