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The electron charge squared is $e^2 = 14.399$ $Å
\t
ext{eV}$
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The electron charge squared is $e^2 = 14.399$ $Å
\t
ext{eV}$
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The elementary electron mass is $m_e = 0.1314$ $Å^{-2}
\t
ext{eV}^{-1}$
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The elementary electron mass is $m_e = 0.1314$ $Å^{-2}
\t
ext{eV}^{-1}$
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The temperature (in Kelvin) is given by $T[K] = T[
\t
ext{eV}] / k_B[
\t
ext{eV}]$, where $k_B[
\t
ext{eV}] = 8.617333262
\t
imes 10^{-5}$ eV/K
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The temperature (in Kelvin) is given by $T[K] = T[
\t
ext{eV}] / k_B[
\t
ext{eV}]$, where $k_B[
\t
ext{eV}] = 8.617333262
\t
imes 10^{-5}$ eV/K
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The speed of light is $c = e^2/
\a
lpha = 1973.181$ $Å
\t
ext{eV}$, where $
\a
lpha$ is the fine-structure constant
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The vacuum permeability is $
\m
u_0 = 4
\p
i / c^2 = 3.228
\t
imes 10^{-6}$ $Å^{-2}
\t
ext{eV}^{-2}$
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