Electron Structure

CPP Electron Model: Simplest Charged Lepton

• Central Charge: -eCP (-1 base charge) at the core.
• Spin Mechanism: Single eDP in helical Zitterbewegung orbit provides spin-1/2.
• No Cage Structure: As first-generation, the electron is "bare" with minimal mass.
• Effective Charge: -1 e (unshielded central -eCP).

The Electron in CPP

The electron is the simplest charged lepton in CPP - a central -eCP surrounded only by its spin-providing eDP in helical motion. This bare structure explains its tiny mass (0.511 MeV) compared to heavier leptons. The helical Zitterbewegung motion occurs at the Compton wavelength scale (~386 fm) and generates the electron's magnetic moment. The electron is stable because there's no lighter charged particle it could decay into.