[spunkets]

"You use the term p for momentum which is easily confused with particle velocity. Planck wrote it as h=pxq where h is an area defined by p(particle velocity)and q(momentum).

You have that wrong. p is momentum and q is a spacial coordinate. Also, that's Hiesenburg's eq., Plank wrote p=h/wavelength.

"You still get frequency of bose photons and fermions confused, its a common mistake."

Seriously? Frequency is 1/t regardless.

" It's all explained by the wave galaxy of 3 quarks at the core of fermions as the model for our milky way(spiral)galaxy. As it expands/contracts it is the inductance part of resistance/capacitance/inductance in electric circuits."

Art thou a troll?

[spunkets]

"Plank wrote p=h/wavelength."

DeBroglie. Plank gave the energy of harmonic oscillators as,

E = nh/t, or E = nhf.

Where n is an integer. Notice 1/t = E.

[longshadow]

Art thou a troll?

Ya think, maybe?

LMAO!