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Mass Patterns in the Fermion Spectrum

Authors	Gordon Chalmers
Categories	physics.gen-ph
ArXiv ID	physics/0508221
URL	https://arxiv.org/abs/physics/0508221

Abstract

All of the known fermions fit a simple formula which is presented here. The simple formula appears to indicate a topological origin to mass generation, and it is globally accurate to an approximate percent. Instantons or a quantized two Higgs mechanism, as in the MSSM model, could give a simple origin to the masses.

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