Quantum Physics

    

On the Nature of the Planck Constants

Authors: Casper Spanggaard

A deeper understanding of why the reduced Planck constant and Planck constant ("Planck constants") have the values they have as determined by experiments is developed. New definitions of the Planck constants are arrived at using the speed of light in vacuum and geometric considerations. The kilogram SI base unit is found to be derived from the SI base units second and meter. The values of the Planck constants determined by experiments and published by CODATA (2010) are found to both have a relative accuracy error of 0.3552%. A new kilogram definition is proposed and it is argued that since the kilogram will then be a derived SI unit, the kilogram should not be considered an SI base unit anymore.

Comments: 3 Pages. Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

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[v1] 2014-11-03 15:23:57

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