Planck's constant and the matter constituents

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What is the relationship between Planck's constant and the energy of fermions (matter constituents) at rest?
 
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i did write something then realized it was hideously wrong because you asked for rest energy :P
 
E = \hbar \omega where \omega = \frac{1}{\hbar} \sqrt{0^2 c^2+ m^2 c^4}, no?
 
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What is the relationship between Planck's constant and the energy of fermions (matter constituents) at rest?

Planck's constant is merely a conversion factor, http://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0208093" .
 
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