We know the average energy of particle could be described by temperature. E=k*T.
The energy is quantized. Its unit is E=h*v.
So the temperature is also quantized? What’s its unit?
Get it by equation k*T=h*v?
If select v=4080MHz, T=0.1959k, seems too large:confused:
According to the standard cosmological model, the description for cosmic temperature falls is:T=A*t^-0.5. So when t-->infinite, T-->0.
It means the temperature of microwave background will approach 0k after billions of years.
Microwave background will disappear?:confused:
In sieve method, we could get the prime numbers between p and p^2 applying the primes less than prime number p.
Is there any conclusion about the gap of these primes? Some conjectures show the upper bound of primes gaps before p is g(p)< ln(p)^2 or g(p)<p^(1/2) (If RH is true).
But here...