Antiparticles and Charge Conjugation in the Planck Vacuum Theory

This short paper defines charge conjugation in terms of the Planck vacuum substructure rather than the particle equation of motion. As such, the corresponding operator applies to the proton as well as the electron. Results show that, like their electron and pro- ton counterparts, the positron is structureless while the antiproton possesses a structure consisting of a small vacuum “collar” surrounding its charged core