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1 Uncertainty defined 1 . 2 The Uncertainty Principle 3 . ... all we have the Hamiltonian operator, and its uncertainty ΔH is a perfect candidate for the ‘energy ... a real number used to describe the way systems change. Unless we define Δt in a precise way we cannot hope for a well-defined uncertainty relation.
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