Planck’s Constant and Equation for Magnetic Field Waves
C. Ganesa Moorthy, G. Udhaya Sankar
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C. Ganesa Moorthy, G. Udhaya Sankar
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The classical Planck’s equation E = hν in terms of frequency ν is applicable for all light rays including x-rays and gamma rays. A new Planck equation E = ⓗλ in terms of wavelength λ is found for all magnetic field waves including radio waves. The new Planck constant ⓗ is found, approximately, and a one-to-one correspondence between ν for light rays and λ for magnetic field waves is established. This correspondence provides an equality relation for penetrating capacities of a light ray radiation and a corresponding magnetic ray radiation. This equality relation helps to calculate penetrating capacity of a magnetic field wave from penetrating capacity of a light wave.
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The classical Planck’s equation E = hν in terms of frequency ν is applicable for all light rays including x-rays and gamma rays. A new Planck equation E = ⓗλ in terms of wavelength λ is found for all magnetic field waves including radio waves. The new Planck constant ⓗ is found, approximately, and a one-to-one correspondence between ν for light rays and λ for magnetic field waves is established. This correspondence provides an equality relation for penetrating capacities of a light ray radiation and a corresponding magnetic ray radiation. This equality relation helps to calculate penetrating capacity of a magnetic field wave from penetrating capacity of a light wave.
Key concepts: Physics, Planck, Magnetic field, Planck energy, Planck constant, Planck mass, Electromagnetic radiation, Quantum electrodynamics