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Examines limits on descriptions of position and momentum in quantum kinematics and explains uncertainty through thought experiments.
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Historical measurement heuristics, the precise Kennard–Robertson variance inequalities and modern measurement-error relations are different statements. The latter two are not attributed as theorems of this paper.
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Werner Heisenberg
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Heisenberg: a physical account of uncertainty
Examines limits on descriptions of position and momentum in quantum kinematics and explains uncertainty through thought experiments.
Scientific scope
Historical measurement heuristics, the precise Kennard–Robertson variance inequalities and modern measurement-error relations are different statements. The latter two are not attributed as theorems of this paper.
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Werner Heisenberg
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