Permeability/permissivity from G, hbar, c

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kye

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Nov 5, 2013

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?

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UltrafastPED

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Nov 5, 2013

Can you? Review this article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planck_units

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