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Haug, E.G. (2016) The Gravitational Constant and the Planck's Units: A Simplification of the Quantum Realm. http://vixra.org/pdf/1603.0207v5.pdfE. G. Haug. The gravitational constant and the Planck units: A simplification of the quantum realm. Physics Essays Vol 29, No 4, 2016....
On the other hand, the poor precision of the gravitational constant G , which is widely believed to define the "cube of theories" and the units of the future "theory of everything", does not allow to use G as a fundamental dimensional constant in metrology. The electromagnetic units in ...
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Fundamental constants have become of paramount importance for metrology. It was Max Planck who suggested in 1900 to use constants of Nature, the speed of light in vacuum c, the Boltzmann constant k, the gravitational constant G and a constant h in his equations, which later was called Planck...
Forexample,theunitofgravitationalaccelerationginvolves twobasicunitsoflengthandtime,sointheinternational systemofunits,theunitofgravitationalaccelerationmust be:m/s^2, Intheinternationalsystemofunits,thevalueis9.8m/s^2. ***SIauxiliaryunit *** RadianandsphericityaretwounitsofSI,andtheInternational Conferenceo...
Definition of Gravitational Potential Energy GPE depends on two key factors: the object's position relative to a gravitational field and the mass of the object. The center of mass of the body creating the gravitational field (on Earth, the center of the planet) is the lowest-energy point i...
There are two kinds of fundamental constants of Nature: dimensionless (like α ≃ 1/137) and dimensionful (c - velocity of light, ħ - quantum of action and angular momentum, and G - Newton's gravitational constant). To clarify the discussion I suggest to refer to the former as funda...
UNIT_T=H0-1, whereH0=100 h km s-1Mpc-1is the Hubble constant. UNIT_D=ρm0=3Ωm0H02/8πG, whereρm0is the present matter density,Ωm0=OMEGA_M0is the present matter density parameter, andGis the gravitational constant. Links