The exact mass of the electron via the transfinite way

Based on four-dimensional fusion algebra and the transfinite E-(infinity) theory of unification, the present note suggests an exact theoretical solution to the problem of determining the mass of the electron which is found to be equal to the second root of the inverse coupling constant of supersymmetric quantum gravity divided by 10. In other words m(e) = (rootalpha(gs)) / 10 = root26.18033989 = 0.51166273 MeV, whereas the experimentally found value is m(e) similar or equal to 0.511 MeV. (C) 2002 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.