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How do you exactly derive the Permeability and permissivity values of free space from Newton gravitational constant G, Planck constant and the speed of light?
Permeability/permissivity from G, hbar, c
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The derivation of permeability and permittivity values of free space can be achieved using fundamental constants: the gravitational constant (G), the Planck constant (hbar), and the speed of light (c). These constants are integral to the formulation of Planck units, which provide a natural framework for understanding physical quantities. The relationship between these constants allows for the calculation of electromagnetic properties in a vacuum, confirming their interdependence in theoretical physics.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of Planck units
- Familiarity with fundamental physical constants: G, hbar, c
- Basic knowledge of electromagnetism
- Concepts of permeability and permittivity in physics
- Research the derivation of Planck units from fundamental constants
- Study the relationship between electromagnetic properties and gravitational constants
- Explore the implications of permeability and permittivity in quantum field theory
- Examine the role of G, hbar, and c in modern physics theories
Physicists, researchers in theoretical physics, and students studying electromagnetism and quantum mechanics will benefit from this discussion.
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