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Quantum Metrology: The Hubble Constant

Authors: Alberto Coe

The international System of Measurements (SI) gathers a small number of fundamental units that define certain physical quantities.In this article we intend to make a discretization of two of the SI units , the meter (length measurement) and the kilogram (mass measurement).We will apply the value obtained from this discretization to a controversial topic in Cosmology: the Hubble constant.The term quantum in the title of the article has been used as a synonym for minimum quantity or smallest value of a specific physical system.The value we have obtained for the Hubble constant is 75.200 m s-1/Mpc.

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