What is the formula for the mass of an electron without any other particles?

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That is the formula for mass of "naked" electron

Me = sqr((h/(2*Pi))*C/(4*Pi*G)) * Exp( - 16 * Pi)

Me = 9.08086 * 10 ^ -31 kg

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