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• TITLE: The Origin and Nature of the Planck Constant

  AUTHORS: Nader Butto

  KEYWORDS: Planck’s Constant, Angular Momentum, Compton Radius, Vorticity

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of High Energy Physics, Gravitation and Cosmology, Vol.7 No.1, January 29, 2021

  ABSTRACT: Planck’s constant h is a fundamental physical constant defined in the realm of quantum theory and is determined only by physical measurement and cannot be calculated. To this day, physicists do not have a convincing explanation for why action in microcosm is quantized or why h has a specific quantitative value. Here, a new theory is presented based on the idea that the elementary particles are vortices of a condensed superfluid vacuum. The vortex has a conserved angular momentum that can be calculated by applying hydrodynamic laws; in this way, the numerical value of Planck’s constant can be obtained. Therefore, the Planck constant is not a fundamental constant but an observable parameter of the elementary particle as a vortex that has constant vorticity and conserved angular momentum. This theory may offer a unique and comprehensive understanding of Planck’s constant and open a new perspective for a theory of everything.