The exact mass of the electron via the transfinite way
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The author suggests the exact theoretical solution of the problem of determination of the mass of the electron \(m_e=0.51166273\) MeV basing on four-dimensional fusion algebra and the transfinite \({\mathcal E}^{(\infty)}\) theory of unification. It is found to be equal to the second root of the inverse coupling constant of supersymmetric quantum gravity.
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