After a long and undeciperable (to us non-physicists) series of equations, the author ponders "Why is the blackbody demarcation at 42θsi? Why is the fine structure constant a function at 42θsi? Why is Planck’s expression for α a differential of the fine structure constant, a function of 42θsi? And finally, why is the ground state orbital of an atom a function of 42θsi?"
The answer seems to be that our reality would not be stable if any other number were substituted for 42.
After a long and undeciperable (to us non-physicists) series of equations, the author ponders "Why is the blackbody demarcation at 42θsi? Why is the fine structure constant a function at 42θsi? Why is Planck’s expression for α a differential of the fine structure constant, a function of 42θsi? And finally, why is the ground state orbital of an atom a function of 42θsi?"
The answer seems to be that our reality would not be stable if any other number were substituted for 42.
After a long and undeciperable (to us non-physicists) series of equations, the author ponders "Why is the blackbody demarcation at 42θsi? Why is the fine structure constant a function at 42θsi? Why is Planck’s expression for α a differential of the fine structure constant, a function of 42θsi? And finally, why is the ground state orbital of an atom a function of 42θsi?"
The answer seems to be that our reality would not be stable if any other number were substituted for 42.