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The top quark to electron mass ratio m(t) = 18*m(e)/alpha^2 where alpha = e^2/hslash*c
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2006
arXiv
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Threshold-state elementary particle lifetimes exhibit a scaling in powers of alpha = e^2/hslash*c, and a reciprocal electron-based 1/alpha scaling in particle masses that extends over two powers of 1/alpha. The m(e)/alpha coupling generates accurate q = (u,d), s, c, b quark masses for particles up to 11 GeV. The m(e)/alpha^2 coupling creates the "alpha-quarks" q^alpha = q/alpha that reproduce the top quark mass and average W^+-, Z^0 doublet mass. The calculated Bc mass is 6303.3 MeV/c^2, and
arXiv:hep-ph/0603201v1
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