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Authors: Norbert Buchholz
The Planck's quantum of action was subjected to a decided investigation concerning its validity. Thereby the maximum mass, which is important for this system, could be calculated with the help of the formula for the calculation of gravitational constant, which was worked out in the projection theory2, and could be identified unambiguously as proton mass. Thus, also a minimum length and time, as well as form and size of the proton as cubic minimum volume (space pixel) are determined. Our and Heisenberg's interpretation of the quantum of action, which he expressed in 1927 in his famous uncertainty principle, were contrasted, whereby from our point of view Heisenberg's interpretation is rather to be classified as questionable, which the reader may well question as our subjective conviction.
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