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I have got this puzzel - who do you connect with these equations?
I know the answers to a, b, v, w, y
I know the answers to a, b, v, w, y
Solve Famous Physicist's Equations: a, b, v, w, y
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Hint for "z": It has the constant "h" in it, which appears only in equations that have to do with quantum physics. Who do you associate with quantum physics?
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h - is Planck's constant. But I associate Bohr, Einstein, and Heisenberg as well with quantum physicics
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OK - z was Planck's law 
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I think, I'm sure about all except the formula for the power/energy used in a resistor. I guess this has also been Ohm, but I'm not sure who was historically first.
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The equation involves time, so is definitely energy (aka work).vanhees71 said:
Unit of energy = Joule http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Prescott_Joule
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Sure, but who has given this formula first, be it in the integrated form or as the power, in any of the equivalent forms, [itex]P=U I=R I^2=U^2/R[/itex]?