Phi Ratio in Physics | G Factor Calculation

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The discussion centers on the relationship between the Phi ratio and the G factor calculation in Quantum Physics. The user presents a formula for calculating the G factor of an electron as gfactore = -2 / sin(Ø), specifically using the Phi value of 1.618. The conversation highlights skepticism regarding the validity of the referenced web page, which lacks credible sources. Ultimately, the thread concludes with a warning against relying on numerology in scientific discussions.

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Hello it's me again, I looked into connections between Pure Mathematics and Physics again and came across this interesting Web Page that proposes time in Quantum Physics may be related to Phi << Dubious Link Deleted by Mentors >> it's not a lot to read and I was wandering what you people think about it.

EDIT: I must admit I've been looking over the web page and I can't yet seem to find how to recreate the results for my self.

EDIT: Oh I think I've got it

gfactore = -2 / sin (Ø)
g factor electron = -2 / sin (1.618)
 
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Looks like numerology to me.
 
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