Study on Fine-Structure Constant as Pure Geometric Number
Z. H. Mei
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Z. H. Mei
Abstract
Fine-structure constant is a combined dimensionless constant and appears in many physical occasions. B. Feng's theory states that the Fine-Structure Constant is theoretically deducted as, a-1 = \(\frac{64}{3}\) 2\(\pi\)k-1 =137.0359970, an accurate theoretical value.
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Fine-structure constant is a combined dimensionless constant and appears in many physical occasions. B. Feng's theory states that the Fine-Structure Constant is theoretically deducted as, a-1 = \(\frac{64}{3}\) 2\(\pi\)k-1 =137.0359970, an accurate theoretical value.
Key concepts: Fine-structure constant, Dimensionless quantity, Constant (computer programming), Physical constant, Physics, Value (mathematics), Geometry, Mathematics