This model not only divided the magic cube into 4 integrated magic square, 2D grids of 16, it also incorporated the strange number 918 which has morphing association with its partners: 189, 891 and 981 through mathematic manipulation called integration.
All of this was leading to a single electron having 918 parts or 918 photons. Doubling these we have the 1836 Mev of the electron/proton ratio, which was assuming that one electron required a partner electron. However, an electron may require a partner called a positron. No matter what the partner is called, the electron cannot exist by itself.
Adding Douglass White's information, he seems to dismiss 919 (my 918) as implausible, pertaining to his "mass ratio between epo (epo = electron-positron pair) and neutron". However, he raises 918 by a factor of 10 which he develops into 9180 electron-positron pairs, saying, "such an entity would have 0 charge: it would be neutral".
So we still have to explore a hypothetical 918 photons per electron, indicating 1/2 of the 1836 Mev electron-proton ratio. Then we will examine White's 919 as a poor choice for the "epo-neutron mass ratio" and then there is White's power of 10.........9180 electron-positron pairs.
Building his theory from string and superstring theory, vibrating in 10 dimensions, he multiplies: I noticed that with an overlay of Level 1, 2, 3 and 4 :
Level 1:
1
63
62
4
Level 2:
48
18
19
45
60
6
7
57
21
43
42
24
56
10
11
53
25
39
38
28
13
51
50
16
36
30
31
33
Level 3:
32
34
35
29
Level 4:
49
15
14
52
37
27
26
40
12
54
55
9
41
23
22
44
8
58
59
5
20
46
47
17
61
3
2
64
918 and 9180"136 vibrational modes two at a time one for electron, one for positron (as in the epo. epo = electron-positron pair) this would give 136 x 135, or 18,360 different ways for a lepton, joined as an epo, to vibrate in 10 dimensions. (This is Sirag's computation, but he lacked the idea of electron-positron
pairs. He ordered them two at a time ". . .e.g., one for proton, one for electron. . .") Thus a combination of 9180 electron-positron pairs
would be a very stable arrangement, filling all of the possible vibrational modes in ten dimensions."
Here are my developments followed by White's developments.