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Kreizhn
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Hi,
Hopefully this should be a simple and quick question. I've seen many calculations done with [itex] \hbar = 1[/itex]. If I want to convert back into physical units, what is the corresponding transformation?
I know wiki gives a description of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_units#.22Natural_units.22_.28particle_physics.29". Does this give the transformation values? Namely, if we computed a time of 1 units when [itex] \hbar = 1[/itex] does this correspond to [itex] 6.58 \times 10^{-16} [/itex] seconds of physical time?
Hopefully this should be a simple and quick question. I've seen many calculations done with [itex] \hbar = 1[/itex]. If I want to convert back into physical units, what is the corresponding transformation?
I know wiki gives a description of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_units#.22Natural_units.22_.28particle_physics.29". Does this give the transformation values? Namely, if we computed a time of 1 units when [itex] \hbar = 1[/itex] does this correspond to [itex] 6.58 \times 10^{-16} [/itex] seconds of physical time?
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