Is there a formula that gives the mass of the down quark directly in electron volts without knowing the value of the electron volt?

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Such a formula exists using a logarithm of a very specific base, this is mine but can anyone shed some light on the subject?

Juan Weisz

You do know what an eV is, so only ask the first part.

I suspect that there is only a rough estimate of quark energies.

No free quarks seen yet, as far as i know.

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