# Generalized momentum equation of quantum mechanics

@article{Wang2016GeneralizedME,
title={Generalized momentum equation of quantum mechanics},
author={Zhong-yue Wang},
journal={Optical and Quantum Electronics},
year={2016},
volume={48},
pages={1-9}
}
Like the Planck–Einstein relation E = ℏω, de Broglie’s $${\mathbf{p}} = \hbar {\mathbf{k}}$$p=ħk is another fundamental equation but the universal momentum formulation should be $${\mathbf{p}} = \hbar {\varvec{\upbeta}}$$p=ħβ. We propose the compelling evidence (vacuum Cherenkov radiation) and a new consequence which could lead to experimental checks is also worked out.
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