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Articles and Publication Physics Theoretical physics THE NEW FORMULAS TO CALCULATE PLANCK UNITS
THE NEW FORMULAS
TO CALCULATE PLANCK UNITS
© Ph.D Nikolay Kosinov
E-mail: kosinov@unitron.com.ua
Abstract
It is shown that Planck units can be determined not only under the formulas:
mpl=(žc/G)1/2, tpl=(Gž/c5)1/2,
lpl=(Gž/c3)1/2. The new formulas to calculate
Planck units are found. From the formulas follows that the constants lpl,
tpl, mpl can be determined not only with the help of
constants G, h, c, but also with application of others fundamental physical and
cosmology constants. Formulas include universal superconstants hu,
lu, tu, α,
π [1,2,3]. Each group of the
formulas gives practically identical values of the appropriate constant. The
deviations are very insignificant and also are observed in the seventh - eighth
digits that is connected to various accuracy of those constants by means of
which Planck units are presented. The exactest values of constants which follow
from the received formulas are equal to:
lpl=1,616081387(45)•10-35 m
tpl=5,39066725(15)•10-44 s
mpl=2,17666773(22)•10-8 kg.
The new values of constants on some orders are exacter than values
recommended CODATA 1998.
1. EQUIVALENT FORMULAS TO CALCULATE PLANCK UNITS
The majority of physical constants do not fall under direct measurement,
therefore their values are determined indirectly from relations connecting them
to other constants. It concerns also Planck constants.Having opened a constant h
Ì.Planck has received units of dimensionality kg, meter and second on the basis
of three constants G, h, c. It is Planck length, Planck time and Planck mass.
The formulas for Planck units look like:
lpl=(Gž/c3)1/2,
tpl=(Gž/c5)1/2,
mpl=(žc/G)1/2.
Taking into account that the value of constant h was equal to magnitude h=6.55x10-34J•s
[7] and Newtonian constant of gravitation G value was considered equal to 6.658õ10-11Í
m2 kg-2 [8] during this period (since 1892). It is
possible to suppose the formulas allowed to receive such values of Planck units:
lpl~1,61•10-35 m
tpl~5,35•10-44 s
mpl~2,16•10-8 kg
The values of Planck units were constantly specified. In 1986 CODATA has
offered most record on accuracy values:
lpl=1,61605(10)•10-35 m
tpl=5,39056(34)•10-44 s
mpl=2,17671(14)•10-8 kg
The modern values of Planck units recommended CODATA 1998 have smaller
accuracy and are considered equal to:
lpl=1,6160(12)•10-35 m
tpl=5,3906(40)•10-44 s
mpl=2,1767(16)•10-8 kg
Modern values of these constants considerably concede on accuracy to other
fundamental physical constants. The restriction on accuracy of determination of
Planck units was imposed by a Newtonian constant of gravitation G.
As the hope to create the new quantum theory is connected to Planck units it
is important to know what objects of the real world they are related to. The
insufficient accuracy of the values of these constants forces to search for new
alternative methods of determination of Planck units, including revealing
interrelation of these constants with other fundamental physical constants and
cosmology constants.
The author undertakes attempt [2,5] to find out whether there is an
interrelation of Planck units with other fundamental physical constants. As a
result, it is established that the constants lpl, tpl, mpl can be determined not
only with the help of constants G, c, h by the formulas lpl=(Gž/c3)1/2,
tpl=(Gž/c5)1/2, mpl=(žc/G)1/2.
There are also other formulas for their calculation. Such feature of Planck
units has allowed revealing group of universal superconstants hu,
lu, tu, α,
π [1,2,3,6]. With use of universal
superconstants hu, lu, tu,
α, π the new mathematical
formulas to calculate constants lpl, tpl, mpl
are received.
Three groups of the new formulas to calculate Planck constants are given
below. Some of these formulas were published in [2,5,6] earlier.
12 formulas to calculate Planck length look like:
lpl=(lu2/Do α)1/2
lpl=(2lu3H0/c)1/2
lpl=(Gtu2me/luα)1/2
lpl=(Ghu/c3α)1/2
lpl=(α5/16π2R∞2Do)1/2
lpl=(tu3huG/lu3α)1/2
lpl=(luEeG/c4α)1/2
lpl=(lume2G/Eeα)1/2
lpl=(e2G/c2107α)1/2
lpl=(luαme2G/Eh)1/2
lpl=(Gtu2MU/D02luα)1/2
lpl=(e2GRK/2πc3)1/2
12 formulas to calculate Planck time look like:
tpl=(tu2/Do α)1/2
tpl=(2tu3H0)1/2
tpl=(Gtume/c3α)1/2
tpl=(Ghu/c5α)1/2
tpl=(α5/c216π2R∞2Do)1/2
tpl=(tu5huG/lu5α)1/2
tpl=(luEeG/c6α)1/2
tpl=(lume2G/c2Eeα)1/2
tpl=(e2G/c4107α)1/2
tpl=(luαme2G/c2Eh)1/2
tpl=(Gtu4 MU/D02lu3
α)1/2
tpl=(e2GRK/2πc5)1/2
10 formulas to calculate Planck mass look like:
mpl=hutu(Do/α)1/2/lu2
mpl =meDo(tu•2 H0)1/2
mpl=me (Do/α)1/2
mpl=(c2lu/G) (1/Doα)1/2
mpl=(Eelu/Gα)1/2
mpl=(2μB/lu)
(α•10-7/G)1/2
mpl=(2huluDoH0/G)1/2
mpl=(2H0clu2/G) (αD0)1/2
mpl=(MU2/Do3α)1/2
mpl=(Ee α2/4πR∞G)1/2
From the given formulas it is visible that the constants lpl, tpl,
mpl are expressed with the help of other fundamental constants by
compact relations. Among constants with the help of which these constants are
presented such constants are used: fundamental quantum hu,
speed of light c, fine structure constant a, Newtonian constant of gravitation G,
number ði, fundamental metrics of space - time (lu, tu),
elementary mass me, big cosmology number Do [5,6], Rydberg
constant R∞, Bohr magneton μB,
Hubble constant H0, rest energy of the electron Ee, Met
Galaxy`s mass MU, elementary charge e, Hartree energy Eh
and Kleitzing constant RK.
2. NEW VALUES OF PLANCK UNITS
Each group of above - mentioned mathematical relations gives practically
identical values lpl, tpl and mpl. The results
of calculation of constants` values lpl, tpl and mpl
received on the given formulas are given below. At calculations the new values
of Newtonian constant of gravitation G and Hubble constant H0 [5,6]
received with the help of universal superconstants were used.
The exactest calculated values of constants lpl, tpl
and mpl which follow from the received formulas:
lpl=1,616081387(45)•10-35 m
tpl=5,39066725(15)•10-44 s
mpl=2,17666773(22)•10-8 kg.
The differences from these values are very insignificant and also are
observed in the seventh - eighth digits that is connected to various accuracy of
those constants by means of which the constants lpl, tpl
and mpl are presented:
In tables 1, 2, 3 the values of Planck units received on the above -
mentioned formulas are given:
|
Table 1. Calculated values of Planck mass |
|
Who has received and date of receiving |
Formula |
Value |
|
Planck, 1900, |
mpl=(žc/G)1/2 |
~2,16•10-8 kg |
|
CODATA, 1986 |
|
2,17671(14)•10-8 kg |
|
CODATA, 1998 |
|
2,1767(16)•10-8 kg |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
mpl=hutu(Do/α)1/2/lu2 |
2,17666773(29)•10-8 kg |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
mpl =meDo(tu•2 H0)1/2 |
2,17666773(32)•10-8 kg |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
mpl=me (Do/α)1/2 |
2,17666773(22)•10-8 kg |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
mpl=(c2lu/G) (1/Doα)1/2 |
2,17666773(34)•10-8 kg |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
mpl=(Eelu/Gα)1/2 |
2,17666773(24)•10-8 kg |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
mpl=(2μB/lu)
(α•10-7/G)1/2 |
2,17666773(25)•10-8 kg |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
mpl=(2huluDoH0/G)1/2 |
2,17666773(33)•10-8 kg |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
mpl=(2H0clu2 /G)
(αD0)1/2 |
2,17666773(47)•10-8 kg |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
mpl=MU (1/Do3α)1/2 |
2,17666773(47)•10-8 kg |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
mpl=(Ee α2/4πR∞G)1/2 |
2,17666773(23)•10-8 kg |
|
Table 2. Calculated values of Planck length |
|
Who has received and date of receiving |
Formula |
Value |
|
Planck, 1900, |
lpl=(Gž/c3)1/2 |
~1,61•10-35 m |
|
CODATA, 1986 |
|
1,61605(10)•10-35 m |
|
CODATA, 1998 |
|
1,6160(12)•10-35 m |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
lpl=(lu2/Do
α)1/2 |
1,616081387(51)•10-35 m |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
lpl=(2lu3H0/c)1/2 |
1,616081387(68)•10-35 m |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
lpl=(Gtu2me/lu α)1/2 |
1,61608138(21)•10-35 m |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
lpl=(Ghu/c3α)1/2 |
1,61608138(18)•10-35 m |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
lpl=(α5/16π2R∞2Do)1/2 |
1,616081387(45)•10-35 m |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
lpl=(tu3huG/lu3α)1/2 |
1,61608138(18)•10-35 m |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
lpl=(luEeG/c4 α)1/2 |
1,61608138(21)•10-35 m |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
lpl=(lume2G/Ee α)1/2 |
1,61608138(31)•10-35 m |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
lpl=(e2G/c2107α)1/2 |
1,61608138(18)•10-35 m |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
lpl=(e2GRK/2πc3)1/2 |
1,61608138(17)•10-35 m |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
lpl=(lu αme2G/Eh)1/2 |
1,61608138(31)•10-35 m |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
lpl=(Gtu2MU/D02lu
α)1/2 |
1,61608138(32)•10-35 m |
|
Table 3. Calculated values of Planck time |
|
Who has received and date of receiving |
Formula |
Value |
|
Planck, 1900, |
tpl=(Gž/c5)1/2 |
~5,35•10-44 s |
|
CODATA, 1986 |
|
5,39056(34)•10-44 s |
|
CODATA, 1998 |
|
5,3906(40)•10-44 s |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
tpl=(tu2/Do
α)1/2 |
5,39066725(18)•10-44 s |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
tpl=(2tu3H0)1/2 |
5,39066725(23)•10-44 s |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
tpl=(Gtume/c3α)1/2 |
5,39066725(68)•10-44 s |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
tpl=(Ghu/c5α)1/2 |
5,39066725(58)•10-44 s |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
tpl=(α5/c216π2R∞2Do)1/2 |
5,39066725(15)•10-44 s |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
tpl=(tu5huG/lu5α)1/2 |
5,39066725(58)•10-44 s |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
tpl=(luEeG/c6α)1/2 |
5,39066725(68)•10-44 s |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
tpl=(lume2G/c2Eeα)1/2 |
5,3906672(11)•10-44 s |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
tpl=(e2G/c4107α)1/2 |
5,39066725(58)•10-44 s |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
tpl=(e2GRK/2πc5)1/2 |
5,39066725(55)•10-44 s |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
tpl=(luαme2G/c2Eh)1/2 |
5,3906672(11)•10-44 s |
|
Kosinov, 2000 |
tpl=(Gtu4 MU/D02lu3
α)1/2 |
5,3906672(11)•10-44 s |
Thus for the centenary period of the existence the constants lpl,
tpl and mpl have passed some stages on which their values
were considered to be exacter or to be less exact:
All
calculated values of Planck units received on the new formulas are extremely
close among themselves. All of them are exacter on some orders than values
recommended both CODATA 1986 and CODATA 1998.
It is completely obvious that each group of the formulas should give
identical values of constants lpl, tpl and mpl.
The approach of the calculated value received on the given formulas will occur
in process of specification of fundamental physical constants values.
Relations of a kind: lpl=(lu2/Doα)1/2=(2lu3H0/c)1/2=Gtu2me/luα)1/2=(Ghu/c3α)1/2=(α5/16π2R∞2Do)1/2=(tu3huG/lu3α)1/2=
(luEeG/c4α)1/2= (lume2G/Eeα)1/2=(e2G/c2107α)1/2=lume/mplα=(luαme2G/Eh)1/2=(Gtu2
MU/D02luα)1/2,
tpl=(tu2/Do α)1/2=(2tu3H0)1/2=(Gtume/c3α)1/2=(Ghu/c5α)1/2=(α5/c216π2R∞2Do)1/2=(tu5huG/lu5α)1/2=(luEeG/c6α)1/2=
(lume2G/c2Eeα)1/2=(e2G/c4107α)1/2=(luαme2G/c2Eh)1/2=(Gtu4
MU/D02lu3 α)1/2=(e2GRK/2πc5)1/2,
mpl=hutu(Do/α)1/2/lu2
=meDo(tu•2 H0)1/2=me(Do/α)1/2=
=(c2lu/G) (1/Doα)1/2=(Eelu/Gα)1/2=(2μB/lu)
(α•10-7/G)1/2= (2huluDoH0/G)1/2=(2H0clu2
/G) (αD0)1/2=MU (1/Do3α)1/2=
(Ee α2/4πR∞G)1/2
it is possible to use for the coordination of a plenty of physical and
astrophysical constants` values.
CONCLUSIONS
1. The new formulas to calculate Planck units with the help of fundamental
physical constants and cosmology constants are found.
2. 12 equivalent formulas to calculate constants lpl, 12
equivalent formulas to calculate a constant tpl, 10 equivalent
formulas to calculate a constant mpl are received.
3. The formulas have allowed receiving calculated values of constants lpl,
tpl and mpl which are exacter on some orders than
recommended values.
4. Each group of the formulas gives practically identical values of Planck
units. The distinctions are very insignificant and also are observed in the
seventh - eighth digits that is connected to various accuracy of those constants
by means of which Planck constants lpl, tpl and mpl
are presented.
5. Exactest calculated values of Planck units:
lpl=1,616081387(45)•10-35 m
tpl=5,39066725(15)•10-44 s
mpl=2,17666773(22)•10-8 kg.
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Publishing date: March 20, 2002
Source: SciTecLibrary.ru
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