The Inner Structure of the Intrinsic Electron and the Origin of Self-Mass

A brief review and analysis of two historical models the electron, charged spinning sphere Goudsmit Uhlenbeck’s concept, is presented. It shown that enormous potential classical electrodynamics has been underutilized in particle physics. Such observation leads to discovery a principal component electron inner structure—the c-ring. The intrinsic (fundamental) model based on c-ring successfully explains ontology charge fractionation quantum chromodynamics formation Cooper pairs superconductivity. properties are explained basis General Compton Conditions as defined. Properties include explanation boundary conditions, electro-magnetostatic field configuration, self-mass, spin, magnetic moment, gyromagnetic ratio. self-mass 100% it how compute its value. classical-quantum divide no longer exists. Relation between fundamentally composite fermion consisting neutrino. anomaly moment demonstrated—it due addition neutrino overall moment. replaces W? boson physics, resulting fundamental implication for Standard Model.