Abstract
As yet no theory of quantum mass has been confirmed for the standard model of particle physics. A generalized mechanism for explaining the mass effect is introduced, in simple language, based on a resonating frequency manifestation of matter in alternatingly particle and wave states. In this explanation, the concept of complementarity, that a phenomenon can be viewed in one way or in another, but not both simultaneously, directly applies to particle-wave states because they do not simultaneously coexist. In this context, the particle state can be considered to be the digital modal manifestation of matter, whereas the wave state is its analog manifestation.
James T. Dwyer