A theoretical determination of the electronic rest mass
Foundations of Physics 5 (2):343-347 (1975)
Abstract
A theoretical relationship for the electron rest mass is derived in terms of the electron charge, Planck's quantum of action, and the speed of light. The basis for this derivation is an assumption that the electron rest mass is entirely electrostatic in origin, combined with the realization that the maximum action density of the world is simply the speed of light. Planck's quantum of action becomes perspicuously associated with an elliptical microspaceDOI
10.1007/bf00717448
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