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If one uses the "classical radius of the electron" and the known total angular momentum of the electron, it is easy to calculate that a point on the equator of the electron is moving at about 137 times the speed of light
How is this 137 arrived at ?
Any formula or method to get to this no. ?
How is this 137 arrived at ?
Any formula or method to get to this no. ?