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Can the fine structure constant be obtained from a vector of force?
« on: 26/11/2018 04:35:14 »
The fine structure constant is associated with electric charge, and may be referred to as the “electric fine constant”.  A force vector may also give another fine structure constant which is associated with mass (massive charge), and may be referred to as the “massive fine constant”.

If special conditions apply, can an “electric fine constant” and a “massive fine constant” be obtained from a vector of force?
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