1. Chester J. Marcinkowski, Calculation of a Hubble Constant at a Green‐Light Wavelength

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Volume 12: Pages 601-613, 1999

Calculation of a Hubble Constant at a Green‐Light Wavelength

Chester J. Marcinkowski

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A Hubble constant H₁ ≈ 61.4 kms ⁻¹Mpc⁻¹ is deduced theoretically from an aging EM wave‐group in apparent agreement with astronomical observations, which span the range 50 ≤ H₀ (km s−1 Mpc⁻¹) ≤ 100. Two unknown parameters from a previously developed wave‐group are evaluated here. One parameter is the angle α the propagation constant k makes with the +z‐axis of wave‐group propagation. The other parameter is the half‐width σ of the Gaussian frequency superposition. These parameters are determined from the cross‐sectional and longitudinal dimensions deduced here for photons. This estimate for H₁ is only valid at the green‐light wavelength λ_g = 0.55 μm and deviates from H₁ at all other wavelengths.

Keywords: Hubble constant, redshift, photons, cosmology and electromagnetic theory

Received: November 8, 1995; Published online: December 15, 2008