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From: Matt on 4 Jun 2010 04:05
On Sun, 25 Apr 2010 19:00:23 -0700 (PDT), Robert L. Oldershaw wrote:

>On Apr 25, 3:35�pm, Matt <30d...(a)net.net> wrote:
>>
>> I didn't find graph one in the linked paper.
>>
>> In what way is the spectrum "very unique?"
>>
>> If you have made this histogram, please post it somewhere and provide
>> a link.
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>
>Hi Matt,
>
>The stability/mass histogram is unique because it has an unmistakable
>underlying pattern to it. The standard model has not been able to
>make progress in explaining this complex pattern. The Discrete Self-
>Similar Paradigm, in the past several months, has yielded a very good
>first approximation of this pattern. It says where the peaks should
>be, and where they should not be. Again, the standard model is not
>able to do this unless you first put in the basic pattern "by hand".
>Not too impressive.
>
>At this point the stability/mass histogram for 95 particles in the
>100-1850 MeV range is plotted by hand and sits on my desk. I should
>have an excel (xcel?) version by the end of the week, and that file
>will eventually become available by email, or on arXiv.org, or on my
>website, or all of the above.

Is it available by either of the last two methods?

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