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Hill, E.L. and Landshoff, R. (1938) The Dirac Electron Theory. Reviews of Modern Physics, 10, 87.
https://doi.org/10.1103/RevModPhys.10.87

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• TITLE: Unified Description of the Three Stable Particles in Self-Action Allows Determination of Their Relative Masses

  AUTHORS: Yair Goldin Halfon

  KEYWORDS: Electron in Self Action, Electron-Dark-Matter Particle Mass Ratio, Analytic Description Dark-Matter-Particle

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of High Energy Physics, Gravitation and Cosmology, Vol.10 No.1, January 25, 2024

  ABSTRACT: The Dirac equation γμ(δμ-eAμ)Ψ=mc2Ψ describes the bound states of the electron under the action of external potentials, Aμ. We assumed that the fundamental form of the Dirac equation γμ(δμ-Sμ)Ψ=0 should describe the stable particles (the electron, the proton and the dark-matter-particle (dmp)) bound to themselves under the action of their own potentials Sμ. The new equation reveals that self energy is consequence of self action, it also reveals that the spin angular momentum is consequence of the dynamic structure of the stable particles. The quantitative results are the determination of their relative masses as well as the determination of the electromagnetic coupling constant.