Re: Time energy uncertainty




karan@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Could you please suggest some reference whih has a formal proof of (del
> t)*(del E)>h/2
> with the interpretation that del t is the time required for measuring
> the energy of a system with uncertainty del E. Also, Why is t a
> parameter and x an observable in quantum theory?
Take a look at:
http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/qt-uncertainty/#2.1

--Mike Jr.

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