Category: Heisenberg Relations
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Understanding Nuclear Physics through SCILAB.
Nuclear and particle physics through Scilab.
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New forms of Uncertainty Relationships in Quantum Mechanics.
ΔE.Δt ~ h Δp.Δx ~ h ΔL.Δθ ~ h * Shouldn’t the constant above be ℏ/2 ? Let us first clear up some air of confusion. The above relations are kind of vague even though look like canonically powerful ways to represent the formal concepts of the Heisenberg Uncertainty relationships. I have myself confused with these at times … with…
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Energy-time uncertainty is a distance-time and speed-time uncertainty.
OPERA sees 7.5 km/s fallout which goes above photon-speed. This will be consistent with Relativity if they incurred a larger error on their energy while at the same time keeping their time uncertainty between 1 to 10 nanosecs. SO they need to show us their energy distribution with uncertainties …
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The time-energy uncertainty relation.
The time-energy uncertainty relation is a blessing in disguise which comes in handy to check various values that are quoted, so as to see if something is inconsistent or not. It’s very powerful in guiding to check if we are ourselves making something silly or not. I have described in two recent articles — will…