2 thoughts on “The oscillator model, excited states, and electron-photon interactions”
We are on the same track “What is restmass of an electron?”
me*c*rG=1/2*h_bar
Notice; r(t) is a solution of a Newton Einstein Equation of motion giving m(t). Then rG is the root time mean square of r(t) and me due to m(t). I call them effective values or expectation values from a Theory (GR+TD). So. GR+TD revises GR with QM Spin!
Reading Feynman 
We are on the same track “What is restmass of an electron?”
me*c*rG=1/2*h_bar
Notice; r(t) is a solution of a Newton Einstein Equation of motion giving m(t). Then rG is the root time mean square of r(t) and me due to m(t). I call them effective values or expectation values from a Theory (GR+TD). So. GR+TD revises GR with QM Spin!
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/389817532_Newton's_force_definition_hides_a_hidden_secret
See also the Compton (r0) radius from rG=1/2r0=1/2*h_bar/(me*c)
I ment reconcile