Does this formula exist? (ν' = En/hc)

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ν' = En/hc ?

ν' is the wavelength's number (in electromagnatique radiation)

where ν' = 1/λ

if so, how do we get it ?
 
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never mind, we get it from Eisnteins's formula E=hc/λ
 

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