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Try L[H], C[F] ... ωo=> Hz ... wrong... it should be rad/s
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ωo => angular resonnance [rad/s]
You confuse yourself jumping from Wiki to Wiki
The angular Smath [Hz] unit error was reported before
[From recollection, reported by Mike].
Wikipedia is often useful, but by far not bible,
I would say "Indian telephone plagia from uneducated".
Take care Basile: Jean
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Originally Posted by: CBG  I 'm not confused , you could use the units Hz . in the frequency variable You are right: Hz is the counts/second of the evolution. But that is not the analysis of the physics. 
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