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Kehsibashok
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1.how to derive the Planck's constant ? how does he found that?how can it be correct?
2.derivation of E=mc^2.
2.derivation of E=mc^2.
How Do Planck's Constant and E=mc² Interrelate in Physics?
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SUMMARY
The discussion focuses on the interrelation between Planck's constant and the equation E=mc² in physics. Participants explore the derivation of Planck's constant and its foundational role in quantum mechanics, as well as the derivation of mass-energy equivalence as articulated by Einstein. Key resources referenced include Wikipedia articles on Planck's constant and mass-energy equivalence, which provide essential background and derivation methods.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of quantum mechanics principles
- Familiarity with Einstein's theory of relativity
- Basic knowledge of mathematical derivation techniques
- Awareness of the Planck Hypothesis
- Study the derivation of Planck's constant in detail
- Research the mathematical foundations of E=mc²
- Explore the implications of the Planck Hypothesis in modern physics
- Examine the relationship between quantum mechanics and relativity
Students of physics, educators, and researchers interested in the foundational concepts of quantum mechanics and relativity, as well as anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of the relationship between Planck's constant and mass-energy equivalence.
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