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Griffiths's QM textbook says on page 236 regarding the fine structure constant calculation from first principles:
"If you can solve part (b), you have the most certain Nobel Prize in history waiting for you".
Just for curiosity, since I'm aware that giants like Sir Arthur Eddington tried and failed, what are the axioms to start such a quest?
"If you can solve part (b), you have the most certain Nobel Prize in history waiting for you".
Just for curiosity, since I'm aware that giants like Sir Arthur Eddington tried and failed, what are the axioms to start such a quest?