Muon (μ⁻) Structure

Second-Generation Lepton | Mass: ~105.7 MeV/c² | Charge: -1 e
Single Cage Lepton: The muon has a central -emCP surrounded by a tetrahedral hybrid cage (4 CPs as 2 qDP-emDP pairs), with a polarized emDP cloud (positive poles inward) and an orbiting emDP system outside the cage providing 1/2 ℏ spin through ZBW motion. This structure mirrors the strange quark but uses electromagnetic CPs instead of quark CPs.

Muon: The Heavy Electron

Electron (e⁻): -emCP center, 0 cages (bare), ~0.511 MeV, stable

Muon (μ⁻): -emCP center, 1 cage (tetrahedral), ~105.7 MeV, unstable

Tau (τ⁻): -emCP center, 3 cages (tetra+icosa+dodeca), ~1777 MeV, very unstable

Mass Ratio: Muon is ~207× heavier than electron due to tetrahedral cage

Decay: μ⁻ → e⁻ + ν̄ₑ + νμ (tetrahedral cage fissions). Lifetime ~2.2×10⁻⁶ s

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PARTICLE TYPE
Lepton (charged)
CENTRAL CHARGE
-emCP (electron-type)
TETRAHEDRAL CAGE
r = 0.40
emDP ORBIT
r = 0.60
CLOUD RADIUS
r = 0.80
INNER RADIUS
0.300
MASS
105.7 MeV/c²
DECAY STATE
Stable
LIFETIME
~2.2×10⁻⁶ s