Two Measured Fermion Masses Determine All Fermion Masses and Charges
Claude Michael Cassano · viXra · 2013
Yes, I will show, herein, that all the fermion masses may be determined from merely two well chosen constants, and all the fermion charges thereafter. My book, Reality is a Mathematical Model (reference [1]), lays out the foundations of the algebraic construction of the vector-geometry of space-time and how the smooth functions represent the fundamental objects therein. From there, my book, A Mathematical Preon Foundation for the Standard Model (reference [2]), gives an introductory look at how fundamental object mass originates from charge; an architecture of these fundamental objects; and the interactions of these fundamental objects. Here, the picture of the mass of the fundamental objects is extended.