Universons

[lcdvasrm]

Looks very interesting. Need a lot of time to read it carefully.
There is a computation of ratio of masses of particles. I don't know if one can do that in quantum physics. If not, then, the precision is so good (1e-9) and so perfectly matches measurements that this is extremely good, with a short formula The formula must be right. What might be wrong is the interpretation.  This is very complex stuff. I don't know for instance if this is to be compared with the higgs boson action. Needless to say, no chance I can argue further.
Not being able to compute absolute mass is not surprising. Mach said around 1880 that "there is no mass. there are only ratios of mass, these ratios of mass are ratios of acceleration"
My pet theory provides a mass charge relation for the electron, http://luth.obspm.fr/~luthier/nottale/ukmachar.htm

[tinu]

Merry Christmas everyone!
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