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Planck units

Planck-Einheiten {pl}phys.unit

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Planck temperature

Planck-Temperatur {f}phys.

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Planck energy

Planck-Energie {f}phys.

Planck charge

Planck-Ladung {f}phys.

Planck density

Planck-Dichte {f}phys.

Planck area

Planck-Fläche {f}phys.

Planck power

Planck-Leistung {f}phys.

Planck volume

Planck-Volumen {n}phys.

Planck mass

Planck-Masse {f}phys.

Planck force

Planck-Kraft {f}phys.

Planck time

Planck-Zeit {f}phys.

Planck length

Planck-Länge {f}phys.

Planck constant <h>

plancksches Wirkungs­quantum {n} <h>phys.

Planck'sches Wirkungs­quantum {n} <h>phys.

Planck-Konstante {f} <h>phys.

Planck's law

Planck'sches Strahlungs­gesetz {n}phys.

plancksches Strahlungs­gesetz {n}phys.

Max Planck medal

Max-Planck-Medaille {f}acad.

Planck's constant <h>

Plancksches Wirkungs­quantum {n} [alt] <h>phys.

plancksches Wirkungs­quantum {n} <h>phys.

Planck'sche Konstante {f} <h>phys.

• For example, the unit of mass in atomic units is the mass of an electron, while the unit of mass in Planck units is the Planck mass, which is 22 orders of magnitude larger than the atomic unit of mass.
• Notice that in this article Planck units are used, so that "ħ" = 1 (where "ħ" is the reduced Planck constant).
• Valev (2019) found equation connecting cosmological parameters (for example density of the universe) and Planck units (for example Planck density).
• This should not be confused with the dimensionless value of Hubble's constant, usually expressed in terms of Planck units, obtained by multiplying "H"0 by 1.75 × 10−63 (from definitions of parsec and "t"P), for example for "H"0 = 70, a Planck unit version of 1.2 × 10−61 is obtained.
• A cosmological constant problem, sometimes called the "most embarrassing problem in physics", results from the apparent discrepancy between the measured energy density of dark energy, and the one naively predicted from Planck units.

• In 1989, Paul Davies argued that the transition between the two states occurs when the square of the black hole's mass-to-angular-momentum ratio, in Planck units, equals the golden ratio.
• The Immirzi parameter measures the size of the quantum of area in Planck units.
• ... 4 × 10−44 seconds) is the unit of time in the system of natural units known as Planck units.
• It is the value of the elementary charge squared expressed in Planck units.
• Some systems are geometrized unit systems in the sense that they set these, in addition to other constants, to unity, for example Stoney units and Planck units.

• Other "cGh" subjects include Planck units, Hawking radiation and black-hole thermodynamics.
• Systems of natural units (such as Planck units) are useful in theoretical physics, but are not suitable for everyday purposes; because the SI units are defined in terms of constants of nature they can be thought of as natural units rescaled to human proportions.