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The uncertainty principle says something different than the common understanding. It says that if you have an ensemble of identically prepared systems, the pro
by frutiger 5y ago
The uncertainty principle says something different than the common understanding.
It says that if you have an ensemble of identically prepared systems, the product of variances of non-commuting observables obtained by measuring different instances in this ensemble will have a lower bound.
- nextaccountic 5y agoWhat does "different instances" mean here? We can't talk about uncertainty principle if we have a single electron?