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Is the mass of the electron constant?
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[QUOTE="Dale, post: 6091554, member: 43978"] @Henry_F I have to admit that I am starting to join V50 in his sentiment here. Your original question on variation of the electron mass has been answered. The ratio you are describing is not something that can be investigated, instead temporal variation in other dimensionless constants that are both directly relevant to the theory and experimentally accessible are investigated and found to not vary. Furthermore, as has been pointed out, there is no plausible variation which can account for the observed redshift even in principle. Certainly, variation in the electron mass would not do it. Do you have any specific question about the mass ratio investigated or any remaining confusion about why your specific ratio is not investigated? [/QUOTE]
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