The electron position moves on a global trajectory of a changing cloud how can we tell its position it appears indeterminate?So neither position or instantaneous velocity can be measured?
2006-08-15
01:03:15
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Heisenberg principle says that you can measure momentum or position but not at the same time whithout taken into account that mass change?Does the principle hold water at all?
2006-08-15
02:54:08 ·
update #1
Was Einstein right after all?about the principle not being at the mercy of dice?
2006-08-15
02:56:54 ·
update #2