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Are Particle Masses Related to Prime Numbers?

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Are Particle Masses Related to Prime Numbers?
« on: 11/12/2021 12:51:26 »
I have discovered something amazing. For MPT = the first four or three digits of the particle P's mass in MeV (keV for e-) we have:

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where p is a prime. This works for P = τ-, μ-, e-, π0, D0, ω, φ. It does not work for: K+-, proton, π+-, although K+- and π+- comes within 1 away from a prime.
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Re: Are Particle Masses Related to Prime Numbers?
« Reply #1 on: 11/12/2021 12:58:32 »
"Are Particle Masses Related to Prime Numbers?"
No.
Primes are integers, masses are generally irrational.
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