Predicting the Masses of Theelectron, the Neutrino, the Proton, The Neutrino and Possibly the W-and Z-Bosons& Additional Prediction of a Small Non-Zero Mass for Gluons
Advances in Theoretical & Computational Physics · 2019
According to space particle dualism, gravity is a side effect of cardinal hypercharge [1]. Could something similar apply to inertia? If that is the case, then one could try to predict the masses of different particles by simply looking at their charge. The proton has the same electric charge as the positron, but besides electric charge (intermediate by virtual photons), it also has a strong ‘charge’ or hypercharge, usually called ‘flavor’ (intermediate by gluons), and a weak charge (intermediate by W- and Z-bosons). That could be what makes it heavier than an electron.