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> And a smallest energy change? > And a thousand other things we also have no evidence for? It's called quantum physics because it was proven that there is a s
by lnanek2 9y ago
> And a smallest energy change?
> And a thousand other things we also have no evidence for?
It's called quantum physics because it was proven that there is a small amount of energy which is basically the indivisible unit of energy. So yes, that exists, and has been proven. It is the whole point of quantum physics, quantum referring to an amount and the smallest packet being a "quanta of light":
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum
- ars 9y ago> that there is a small amount of energy which is basically the indivisible unit of energy What? No. Quantum physics means that things happen in "bundles", usually small ones. But it does not define any particular size to those bundles. They could be big, they could be small. > "quanta of light": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum You misunderstand your link. A quantum is the smallest unit of energy in that particular interaction. In other interactions the quantum could have a different magnitude.
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