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jrbirch
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First time poster so please be gentle...
E = h * f
f = c / wavelength
1) Is there a theoretical limit on maximum f (minimum wavelength of Planck length)?
2) Is there a theoretical limit on minimum f of 1 (maximum wavelength of c)? (ie// the maximum distance that a photon can cover in unit time?)
2a) Are there radio waves that exist < 1 Hz?
3) Is it possible to measure E < h ? Is this distinguishable from E = 0?
Thanks.
Background: BSc in Comp. Sci.
I've searched the forums but haven't found anything that covers this...
E = h * f
f = c / wavelength
1) Is there a theoretical limit on maximum f (minimum wavelength of Planck length)?
2) Is there a theoretical limit on minimum f of 1 (maximum wavelength of c)? (ie// the maximum distance that a photon can cover in unit time?)
2a) Are there radio waves that exist < 1 Hz?
3) Is it possible to measure E < h ? Is this distinguishable from E = 0?
Thanks.
Background: BSc in Comp. Sci.
I've searched the forums but haven't found anything that covers this...