Computation of masses and binding energies of some hadrons and bosons according to the rotating lepton model and the relativistic Newton equation

We compute analytically the masses, binding energies and hamiltonians of gravitationally bound Bohr-type states via the rotating relativistic lepton model which utilizes the de Broglie wavelength equation in conjunction with special relativity and Newton's relativistic gravitational law. The latter uses the inertial-gravitational masses, rather than the rest masses, of the rotating particles. The model also accounts for the electrostatic charge- induced dipole interactions between a central charged lepton, which is usually a positron, with the rotating relativistic lepton ring. We use three rotating relativistic neutrinos to model baryons, two rotating relativistic neutrinos to model mesons, and a rotating relativistic electron neutrino - positron (or electron) pair to model the W± bosons. It is found that gravitationally bound ground states comprising three relativistic neutrinos have masses in the baryon mass range (~ 0.9 to 1 GeV/c2), while ground states comprising two neutrinos have masses in the meson mass range (~ 0.4 to 0.8 GeV/c2). It is also found that the rest mass values of quarks are in good agreement with the heaviest neutrino mass value of 0.05 eV/c2 and that the mass of W± bosons (~ 81 GeV/c2) corresponds to the mass of a rotating gravitationally confined e± — ve pair. A generalized expression is also derived for the gravitational potential energy of such relativistic Bohr-type structures.