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New mass for the electron, in theory

Jun 1, 2003

There are about a dozen quantities in atomic and nuclear physics that are fundamental to our current understanding of science. One is the speed of light and another is the fine-structure constant, which governs the spectra of atoms. A third is the mass of the lightest atomic particle - the electron.

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