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last time I took grad quantum was Spring 2010, so I need a refresher. What does it mean for a particle to be "at minimum uncertainty"?
by xdavidliu 7y ago
last time I took grad quantum was Spring 2010, so I need a refresher. What does it mean for a particle to be "at minimum uncertainty"?
- peteradio 7y agoh < dPdX is generally true h = dPdX is case of minimum uncertainty I'm guessing that is what is meant by minimum uncertainty.
- liuhenry 7y agoFull derivation: https://physicspages.com/pdf/Griffiths%20QM/Griffiths%20Problems%2003.16.pdf https://physicspages.com/pdf/Griffiths%20QM/Griffiths%20Prob...