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arivero replied to the thread Graduate What is new with Koide sum rules?.Yes! From AI hallucinated citations to AI correcting hallucinations. Yes, WZ is the one that help to the frenzy of CKM angles, while BZ... -
arivero replied to the thread Graduate What is new with Koide sum rules?.IFIC, Irvine, mexico and INFT, quite a collaboration! textured modulad forms look always as a way to hide the Wilzeck-Zee-Nambu... -
arivero posted the thread Undergrad Published electroweak coincidences in Beyond the Standard Models.I have been told of a new preprint of Emilio Torrente-Lujan that revisits his publication Eur. Phys. J. C 74 (2014) 2744... -
arivero replied to the thread Graduate α as angular rigidity of the electron: references?.I think you could benefit of reading "§ 1. Die Keplersche Ellipse in der Relativitatatheorie." as a initiation to alpha, and then the... -
arivero replied to the thread Graduate What is new with Koide sum rules?.Linking the question of Pavani with mine, the point is that here there is a fine thread for Mathematics that somehow is not fully... -
arivero replied to the thread Graduate What is new with Koide sum rules?.they are a lot of elegant results that are just generic of the theory of quadrics. Basically it is possible, except for the integrality... -
arivero replied to the thread Graduate The wrong turn of string theory: our world is SUSY at low energies.Reviewin the old ideas I think that https://arxiv.org/abs/hep-ph/0606171, the point where Hans' work is enhanced to include the higgs... -
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The thing is, to that level of precision we might as well note that m_c/m_t is small and m_u/m_t is practically zero (especially when we... -
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If you look at Weinberg's Vol.II 21.3.37 and 21.3.38 you'll see that he uses the value for alpha at mZ ( 1/127.904(19) ) This then...

