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what are the reasons behind using h cutt....as h is the actuall planks contsant ...why scentists feel to use a reduce form of planks constant........?
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Nothing special about h bar , just for mathematical purpose.
just like we know f as frequency but there is omega for angular frequency,
just like lamda the wavelenght, and k the wave number......
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h is for translational and h cutt is for rotational
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i just wanna ask what experiments are responcible to use a reduce plank constant ??
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one of the examples which uses Reduced_Plank_Constant is to implement mathematical models and simulations of Bohr Magneton .

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reduced...clear_magneton
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h is for translational and h cutt is for rotational
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i just wanna ask what experiments are responcible to use a reduce plank constant
h has its significance in physics, because it relates quantum physics to classical physics. h bar is just a mathematical ease, when dealing with plane waves and matter waves.
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