Maximun wave frequency calculation

[owlal85]

Hi, every boby
If we consider the fomula E=h*v and v=E/h .
There should be no limit to the value of v as E can be very hight.
Any way gamma ray is the upper limit known today.
Does frequencies higher than gamma ray exist ?
Is there a formula for the calculation of this limit ?
Let me know.

 

[Meir Achuz]

There is no known upper limit to gamma ray energy or frequency.
The term "gamma ray" just refers to any high energy photon.

 

[astrokreng]

Hello there,

Thank you for bringing up this interesting topic. Yes, according to the formula E=h*v, there is no theoretical limit to the value of v (frequency) as long as E (energy) can be infinitely high. However, as you mentioned, gamma rays are currently considered the upper limit of the electromagnetic spectrum and are the highest frequency waves that we know of.

As for the existence of frequencies higher than gamma rays, there is ongoing research and speculation in the scientific community. Some theories suggest the existence of even higher frequency waves, such as "hyper-gamma rays" or "extreme ultraviolet rays", but these are purely hypothetical at this point.

As for a formula for calculating the limit of maximum wave frequency, it is not possible to accurately determine this as it would require knowledge of the maximum possible energy in the universe. Currently, our understanding of the universe is limited, and we cannot accurately predict or calculate the highest possible frequency of waves.

I hope this helps to answer your questions. Let me know if you have any further inquiries. Thank you.