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Curious relation between the dependance in ℏ of Planck units and units dimensions
Looking at Planck units, there seems to be a curious rule between the dependance in $\hbar$ of a Planck unit and the unit dimensions of the corresponding physical quantity.
Let the dimensions of the ...
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Dimension analysis of de Broglie equations
One form of one of the de Broglie's equations is this:
$\lambda = \frac{2\pi\hbar}{p}$
Units:
$\lambda = [m]$
$\hbar = [Js]$
$p = [\frac{kg m}{s}]$
$J=[Nm]$
How can one show with dimension ...
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Conversion from natural units to SI
I got questions about converting units from natural system of units to SI.
To be exact, I'm solving the problem in Heisenber interpretation of quantum mechanics, and I'm using Heisenberg equation of ...
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$\hbar$, the angular momentum and the action
Is there anything interesting to say about the fact that $\hbar$, the angular momentum and the action have the same units or is it a pure coincidence?
