PHYSICS OF OUR DAYS: The fundamental constants of physics

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Sep 1991

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Soviet Physics Uspekhi, Volume 34, Issue 9, pp. A05 (1991).

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A natural system of fundamental physical units c, \hbar, and mP is discussed, where ñ is the velocity of light, \hbar is Planck's constant, and mP is the Planck mass, which is related to the Newtonian gravitational constant by the equation mP2 = \hbarc/G. In a natural system of units, such questions as: "How does the anthropic nature of the physical universe arise? Is it unique, or does an infinite set of universes exist?" and "Are the fundamentals of the physical universe knowable and what is the strategy for knowing them?" become particularly urgent.

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