Is there an equivalent of the Planck length for time? I'd just like a term I may use (high-level) for a similar "unit of time"? I am not looking for a debate on how discrete time might be, but if there is a term I can use that complements Planck's constant for space, I'd like that.

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Is there an equivalent of the Planck length for time? I'd just like a term I may use (high-level) for a similar "unit of time"? I am not looking for a debate on how discrete time might be, but if there is a term I can use that complements Planck's constant for space, I'd like that.

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Is there an equivalent of the Planck length for time? I'd just like a term I may use (high-level) for a similar "unit of time"? I am not looking for a debate on how discrete time might be, but if there is a term I can use that complements Planck's constant for space, I'd like that.

This doesn't help at all.

Is there an equivalent of the Planck length for time? I'd just like a term I may use (high-level) for a similar "unit of time"? I am not looking for a debate on how discrete time might be, but if there is a term I can use that complements Planck's constant for space, I'd like that.

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This can be an open and shut case so I apologize for wasting anyone's time (no pun intended).

I've been googling and all i have is of course understood that the Plank constant is the smallest measurement of space, although up for discussion, etc.

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I am a layman. I'm not looking for a breakthrough. I'd just like a term I may use (high-level) for a similar "smallest unit of time"? I am not looking for a debate on how discrete time might be, but if there is a term I can use that loosely complement's Plank's constant for space (or better, if you have a suggestion) but for time.

Just a theoretical phrase for the smallest time that I can use as a literal comparison, not necessarily scientific.

EDIT: I've changed my presentation to assure that the Planck constant doesn't have the dimensions of length.

Is there an equivalent of the Planck length for time? I'd just like a term I may use (high-level) for a similar "unit of time"? I am not looking for a debate on how discrete time might be, but if there is a term I can use that complements Planck's constant for space, I'd like that.

This doesn't help at all.