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Results tagged with heisenberg-uncertainty-principle
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This tag is for Heisenberg's quantum mechanical uncertainty principle. DO NOT USE THIS TAG for uncertainty in a non-quantum measurement.
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Does the Heisenberg uncertainty principle only allow location OR momentum to exist?
If we know the position of a particle with 100% accuracy, it means the particle has stopped. If it has stopped, its momentum is zero. However, as a conclusion derived from this principle, in practice, …
