Characteristic actions h/2pi(s) in the structure of the universe - The angular momentum-mass relation of astronomical systems

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Angular Momentum, Astronomical Models, Cosmology, Gravitational Constant, Mass Distribution, Universe, Asteroids, Galactic Structure, Hubble Constant, Light Speed, Plancks Constant, Scale (Ratio), Star Distribution

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It is suggested that gravitationally bound systems in the Universe can be characterized by a set of actions hbar(s). The actions derived from general theoretical consideration, are only determined by the fundamental physical constants (Planck's action hbar, the velocity of light C, gravitational constant G, and Hubble's constant H0) and a scale parameter s. s = 1,2, and 3 correspond, respectively, to the scales of galaxies, stars, and larger asteroids. The spectra of the characteristic angular momenta and masses for gravitationally bound systems in the Universe are estimated by J(s) = hbar(s) and M (s) = (hbar(s)Cα/G)1/2. Taken together, an angular momentum-mass relation is obtained, J(s) = A(M(s))2, where A = G/Cα, α≅1/137, for the astronomical systems observed on every scale. This J-M relation is consistent with Brosche's empirical relation (Brosche, 1974).

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