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upper Upper limit of energy carried by one photon

energy carried by one photon  , E = hυ$E = hυ$ where υ$υ$ is frequency and h = plank constant $h =$ planck constant. Is there any upper limit to how much energy one photon can carry? or any upper limit of frequency?

upper limit of energy carried by one photon

energy carried by one photon  , E = hυ where υ is frequency and h = plank constant . Is there any upper limit to how much energy one photon can carry? or any upper limit of frequency?

Upper limit of energy carried by one photon

energy carried by one photon, $E = hυ$ where $υ$ is frequency and $h =$ planck constant. Is there any upper limit to how much energy one photon can carry? or any upper limit of frequency?

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upper limit of energy carried by one photon

energy carried by one photon , E = hυ where υ is frequency and h = plank constant . Is there any upper limit to how much energy one photon can carry? or any upper limit of frequency?