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Thanks, mfb, for your explanations

Say that we do it for a photon. It was my understanding that the total action of a photon is always equal to the constant of Planck Is it so that the action expressed as E*t (Jules*second) is equal to the constant of Planck and the action expressed as position by momentum (Jules*second) is...

From nowhere, just my reasoning, assuming the fact that action is quantized. If it is not, the reasoning is wrong Quite true, in particular, I don't understand equation 11 I will ask this; If action is not quantified, why is so that it cannot be lower than the constant of Planck? Thanks !

This is the point. Let's look at the issue the other way around; Reference systems are a human device, while action - and the fact that is quantized - looks to be something real, because there is a constant of Planck that we didn't invent. Whatever action could be, it is quantized and the...

The reasoning is; - The position of a particle multiplied by its momentum is the action of the particle - The action of the particle is quantized, that's it, is an integer number multiplied by the constant of Planck - So being, the product of position by momentum must be an integer number...

Hello, I am a Civil Engineer, fond to Physics, but with no real talent for it I am interested in basic-level discussions about the nature of reality, such what is the space-time or the indetermination, and eventually about the interpretation of the human mind about reality, such as why we...

Hello, Is the quantization of the action the origin of the indetermination? The reasoning goes like this: - Just talking abut one example, a single particle with position and momentum - keep it simple - - The measure of the position could have any value, in principle - The same for the...