Maximun wave frequency calculation

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The discussion centers on the calculation of maximum wave frequency using the formula E=h*v, where v represents frequency and E represents energy. Participants note that there appears to be no theoretical limit to frequency, as energy can be extremely high. Gamma rays are currently recognized as the highest known frequency, but questions arise about the existence of frequencies beyond this range. The term "gamma ray" is clarified to denote high-energy photons without a defined upper limit. The conversation concludes with an emphasis on the lack of a known formula for calculating any potential upper frequency limit.
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Hi, every boby
If we consider the fomula E=h*v and v=E/h .
There should be no limit to the value of v as E can be very hight.
Any way gamma ray is the upper limit known today.
Does frequencies higher than gamma ray exist ?
Is there a formula for the calculation of this limit ?
Let me know.
 
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There is no known upper limit to gamma ray energy or frequency.
The term "gamma ray" just refers to any high energy photon.
 
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