Any one looked into Heim Theory?

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Heim Theory is a theoretical framework that calculates elementary particle masses with high mathematical precision. It also explores the influence of powerful electromagnetic fields on gravitational effects. Recent discussions on Physics Forums indicate a growing interest in Heim Theory, particularly within the "beyond the standard model" forum. This indicates a significant engagement with the theory among physics enthusiasts and professionals.

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I read an article about it being able to calculate elementary particle masses with great mathematical precision. That same article also talked about some of the other ideas that come out of the theory dealing with the effects that very powerful electromagnetic fields have on gravities effects on objects.

I was wondering if anyone has looked into this stuff.
 
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A search on physicsforums using the forum search tool shows that there's been quite a bit of discussion about Heim theory here recently.

https://www.physicsforums.com/search.php?searchid=336439
 
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Indeed. Heim's theory is to be discussed in the "beyond the standard model" forum. I'm going to close the thread here.
 

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