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Preface: The Training of an Elementary Particle Phenomenologist | p. vii |
List of Figures | p. xxi |
A Pictorial Journey through the Landscape of [alpha]-Quantized Elementary Particle Lifetimes and Masses | p. 1 |
The Experimental Journey | p. 1 |
Global Lifetime [alpha]-Quantization | p. 2 |
Unpaired-Quark Lifetime Hyperfine (HF) Structure | p. 6 |
The [alpha superscript 4] "Lifetime Desert" between Unpaired and Paired Quark Decays | p. 12 |
Two [alpha superscript -1] Mass Leaps: The m[subscript b] = 70 MeV and m[subscript f] = 105 MeV Basis States | p. 15 |
The Spin-1/2 Standard Model q = (u, d), s, c, b "Muon" Constituent Quarks | p. 22 |
The Spin-0 Generic "Pion" Constituent Quarks | p. 34 |
The Relativistically Spinning Sphere and the m[subscript f]/m[subscript b] = 3/2 Mass Ratio | p. 39 |
The M[superscript X] Threshold-State Particle Excitation Mechanism | p. 41 |
An [alpha superscript -2] Mass Leap: The q[superscript alpha] = 43,182 MeV Basis Set for the W, Z Gauge Bosons and Top Quark t | p. 48 |
Mathological Studies of Elementary Particle Spectroscopy | p. 59 |
Lifetime and Mass [alpha]-Quantization: Physics Beyond the Paradigm | p. 63 |
The Missing Elementary Particle Ground State and Its Mass Generator | p. 63 |
The Particle Mass Mystery: Physics from the Higgs Down or the Bottom Up? | p. 65 |
The Double Mystery of the Fine Structure Constant [alpha] = e[subscript 2]/hc | p. 69 |
The Dichotomy of Leptons and Hadrons: Interactive Charges and Passive Masses | p. 72 |
Experiment, Phenomenology, Theory: The Three Steps to Success | p. 76 |
The Review of Particle Physics (RPP) Elementary Particle Data Base | p. 78 |
The Linkage Between Particle Lifetimes/Widths (Stability) and Particle Masses (Structure) | p. 81 |
The Numerical Challenge of the Proton-to-Electron Mass Ratio | p. 83 |
The Phenomenology of [alpha]-Quantized Particle Lifetimes and Mass-Widths | p. 87 |
The Zeptosecond Boundary between Threshold-State and Excited-State Lifetimes | p. 87 |
The Nonstrange [pi superscript +], [pi superscript -], [pi superscript 0], [eta], [eta]' PS Meson Quintet: The "Crown Jewels" of Lifetime [alpha]-Quantization | p. 93 |
The Strange K[superscript +], K[superscript -], [Characters not reproducible] Meson Quartet: [alpha]-Scaling and Factor-of-2 Hyperfine (HE) Structure | p. 100 |
The PS Meson Lifetime Nonet: Physics Outside of the Standard Model | p. 103 |
Hyperfine (HE) Factor-of-2 and Factor-of-3 Lifetime Structure | p. 105 |
The [alpha]-Quantization of the 36 Long-Lived Threshold-State Particle Lifetimes | p. 113 |
The s, c, b Quark Group Structure in [alpha]-Quantized Particle Lifetimes | p. 124 |
Factor of [alpha superscript 4] Lifetime Ratios between Unpaired and Paired Quark Decays | p. 126 |
The b-Quark and c-Quark Factor-of-3 Lifetime Flavor Structure | p. 135 |
Flavor Substitutions and c > b > s Flavor Dominance in Unpaired-Quark Decays | p. 138 |
The Historical Emergence of [alpha]-Quantized Elementary Particle Lifetimes | p. 141 |
The Phenomenology of Reciprocal [alpha superscript -1] and [alpha superscript -2] Particle Mass Quantization | p. 153 |
What Are the Elementary Particle Lepton and Hadron "Ground States"? | p. 153 |
The Correlation between Particle Mass-Widths and Particle Masses | p. 160 |
Electrons, Muons and Pions: The "Rosetta Stones" of [alpha]-Quantized Masses | p. 163 |
The First-Order m[subscript b] = 70 MeV Boson and m[subscript f] = 105 MeV Fermion "[alpha]-Leap" Masses | p. 169 |
Symmetric (M[subscript pi], M[subscript phi], M[subscript MuMu)] and Asymmetric (M[subscript K], M[subscript K], M[subscript Mu], M[subscript Mu]) "Platform" States | p. 173 |
The Spin and Flavor Hierarchy of the M[subscript X] Platform Excitations | p. 177 |
The M[subscript pi] ([pi], [eta], [eta]') Boson M[superscript X] Tower: The "Crown Jewels" of [alpha]-Quantized Masses | p. 180 |
The M[subscript MuMu] ([MuMu], pp, [tautau] Fermion M[superscript X] Tower | p. 186 |
The "Supersymmetric" 420 MeV Excitation Quantum X = 3m[subscript b]m[subscript b] = 2m[subscript f]m[subscript f] | p. 192 |
The Strange M[subscript K] (K, K) Boson M[superscript X] Excitations and the [eta]' = KK Bound State | p. 195 |
The Strange M[subscript Mu] (s, s) Fermion M[superscript X] Excitations: s and s Quarks | p. 201 |
The Strange M[subscript phi]([phi]) Vector Boson M[superscript X] Excitation: The [phi] = ss Bound State | p. 205 |
The Fundamental "M[subscript X] Octet"' of Threshold-State Particles | p. 209 |
Isotopic Spin Mass Splittings and Charge-Independent (CI) Particle Masses | p. 211 |
Hadronic Binding Energy (HBE) Systematics | p. 214 |
Almost-Parameter-Free M[superscript X] Octet Mass Calculations | p. 221 |
The M[subscript phi] ([phi], J/[psi], [Upsilon]) = (ss, cc, bb) Vector Meson M[superscript T] Mass-Tripling Tower | p. 226 |
Charge Exchange (CX) and Fragmentation (CF) Excitations and Proton Stability | p. 233 |
Excitation Doubling and the W and Z Vector Mesons | p. 237 |
The Second-Order [alpha superscript -2] Fermion Mass Leap to the W and Z Bosons and Top Quark t | p. 242 |
The PS Lifetime and Mass Nonet: Physics Outside of the Standard Model | p. 251 |
Examples of Reciprocal [alpha]-Quantized Lifetimes and Masses | p. 254 |
The q, s, c, b Quark Benchmark Test: Calculate 16 Unpaired-Quark Ground States | p. 259 |
The Short-Lived Excited-State Masses: Evidence from Excitation Clusters | p. 269 |
Muon (Fermion) Masses and Quarks; Pion (Boson) Masses and Generic Quarks; Superheavy Muon [alpha]-Quark Masses | p. 276 |
Evidence for the s = 595 MeV Strange Quark Excited State | p. 285 |
The Universal 35 MeV Mass Grid | p. 291 |
Mass Freedom in Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD) | p. 294 |
The Mathology of the Elementary Particle: The Relativistically Spinning Sphere | p. 299 |
Introduction to Mathology | p. 299 |
The Most Accurate Example of Mathology: Quantum Electrodynamics (QED) | p. 301 |
The Mechanical Mathology of Relativistically Spinning Spherical Masses | p. 302 |
The Spectroscopic Mathology of the Electron: A Classical Representation Does Exist | p. 308 |
The Vanishing Electric Quadrupole Moment of the Electron | p. 310 |
The Physical Basis for the Anomalous Magnetic Moment of the Electron: The Answer to Richard Feynman's Challenge for a First-Order Model | p. 313 |
The Relativistic Transformation Properties of the Mathological Electron: Correct Transformations Occur only at the Rotational Relativistic Limit | p. 317 |
The Mathology of Particle Waves: The Particle-Hole Pair | p. 323 |
The Mathology of the Electron Phase Wave | p. 323 |
The Mathology of Particle-Hole Pairs: Zerons and Photons | p. 328 |
The Mathology of QED Renormalization: Bare Masses as "Hole" States | p. 341 |
Vacuum-State Zero-Point Fluctuations as Energy-Conserving Particle-Hole Pairs | p. 346 |
The Mathology of the Fine Structure Constant [alpha] = e[superscript 2]/hc | p. 349 |
The Mystery of the Numerical Value [alpha] [TildeFullEqual] 1/137 | p. 349 |
The Phase Transitions [alpha subscript 1,2,3,4] [equiv] [alpha subscript e], [alpha subscript Mu], [alpha subscript q], [alpha subscript gamma] of the Mass Generator [alpha] | p. 352 |
Three Configurations of the Multiform Electric Charge e | p. 357 |
Ramifications | p. 361 |
Cosmological Masses | p. 361 |
The "Mechanical" Mass of the Elementary Particle | p. 363 |
Three Deficiencies in the Standard Model Treatment of Particle Masses | p. 365 |
Postscript: The Saga of the m[subscript b] = 70 MeV and m[subscript f] = 105 MeV Mass Quanta | p. 371 |
Appendices | p. 385 |
Acknowledgments | p. 413 |
References | p. 415 |
Index | p. 421 |
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