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Heavy Quark Masses from the OTIS Hierarchy: mc, mb, mt from Fano Flags, Quaternion Geometry, and the Electroweak Scale

Массы тяжёлых кварков из иерархии ОТИС: mc, mb, mt из флагов Фано, геометрии кватернионов и электрослабого масштаба
Authors: Zeksel, Sergey Borisovich;

Heavy Quark Masses from the OTIS Hierarchy: mc, mb, mt from Fano Flags, Quaternion Geometry, and the Electroweak Scale

Abstract

Выведены массы кварков второго и третьего поколений: mc = mτ × 5/7 = 1.269 ГэВ (99.71%), mb = mc × 6^(2/3) = 4.191 ГэВ (99.81%), mt = mW × 15/7 = 172.24 ГэВ (99.81%). Все формулы свободны от параметров. Часть серии ОТИС (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19160535).

The masses of charm, bottom, and top quarks are derived parameter-free: mc = m_tau × 5/7 = 1.269 GeV (99.71%), mb = mc × 6^(2/3) = 4.191 GeV (99.81%), mt = mW × 15/7 = 172.24 GeV (99.81%). Part of the OTIS series (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19160535).

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