Amrit Šorli, Štefan Čelan
Abstract
The mass gap problem is about defining the constant that defines the minimal excitation of the vacuum. Planck’s constant is defining the minimal possible excitation of the vacuum from the point of quantum mechanics. The mass gap problem can be solved in quantum mechanics by the formulation of the photon’s mass according to the Planck‐Einstein relation.
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The mass gap problem is about defining the constant that defines the minimal excitation of the vacuum. Planck’s constant is defining the minimal possible excitation of the vacuum from the point of quantum mechanics. The mass gap problem can be solved in quantum mechanics by the formulation of the photon’s mass according to the Planck‐Einstein relation.
Key concepts: Planck mass, Physics, Planck length, Planck constant, Planck, Planck energy, Planck time, Constant (computer programming)