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MUKAY
In Summer 2010 I was traveling through southern Poland and Slovakia.
In the attic of some old house, I found a pile of papers filled with
notes and dated 1945. They are hardly readable - the Author used
almost only abbreviations in Latin, Cyrillic and Hebrew alphabets.
There is a signature: "Casi.Voy" (with cyrillic). There are a few
equations, and this was the only one I was able to fully decypher:
1/(4πε_0 ) e^2/r^2 =G (((2cℏG^(-1))^1/2 )/(4/3 π (√(2.5))^3 ))^2/r^2
would anyone try to interpret it?
In the attic of some old house, I found a pile of papers filled with
notes and dated 1945. They are hardly readable - the Author used
almost only abbreviations in Latin, Cyrillic and Hebrew alphabets.
There is a signature: "Casi.Voy" (with cyrillic). There are a few
equations, and this was the only one I was able to fully decypher:
1/(4πε_0 ) e^2/r^2 =G (((2cℏG^(-1))^1/2 )/(4/3 π (√(2.5))^3 ))^2/r^2
would anyone try to interpret it?