Primordial 2.7° Radiation as Evidence against Secular Variation of Planck's Constant

Details Primordial 2.7° Radiation as Evidence against Secular Variation of Planck's Constant Primordial 2.7° Radiation as Evidence against Secular Variation of Planck's Constant

Apr 1973

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Physical Review Letters, vol. 30, Issue 16, pp. 761-762

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The blackbody form of the 2.7° cosmic microwave radiation appears to
be inconsistent with variation of Planck's constant by as much as 10%
since the epoch z~1000.

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