Re: What does Planck's constant really mean?
- From: "Y.Porat" <maporat@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 20 Jun 2005 21:33:50 -0700
Michael Moroney wrote:
> "Y.Porat" <maporat@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
> >Michael Moroney wrote:
> >>
> >> Planck's Constant does not have units of energy! It has units of "action"
> >> which is joule*seconds. So energy cannot be in increments of Planck's
> >> constant, it has the wrong units! You cannot add energy and "action".
> >-------------------
> >if you devide it by the time dimension
> >you have ....... energy!!!!
> >so i would not disconnest it completely from energy!
>
> Well, yes, but then you aren't adding energy to action, are you?
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i am not adding action to energy yet physically
they are strongly connected
hf is the work that is done in a unit of time
if you multiply it by time
you get work during any amount of time you chose.
> To do so there has to be a sensible reason, too. One such reason is to get
> the energy of a photon you multiply h by the frequency of the photon (which
> is dividing by the time dimension), E=hf.
yes say in one second.
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But that's not the same as h
> by itself.
but h is actually the most meaninful factor in the right side
of the equation meaningful i mean from physics *entity* point of vew.
and it indicates that energy is quantized!!
i dont agree with theopinion that you can get any amount of energy
it is right only in big gross quantities
but once you zoom into it much fine (tiny) quantities
only then it showes that energy is quantised
(actually all our ohysics entities are at the end of the day -
quantized
to some basic units that are *indivisible*
the bif question of course is what is that quantity
when you can go on dsimentle it and when did you got to the
'scratch' to the smallest indivisible entity (actually
the smallest mass!!!!)
>
> >it is a strong indication of energy compsed in quanta!!
>
> Considering there is no evidence that time or frequency are quantized
> (ignoring for the moment the meaning of theoretical Planck time), I
> definitely disagree.
the trick is not by time (time is a human invention
not natures invention!! )
so we dont have to look for it by time
but whats in that time!!
all the best
Y.Porat
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