Uncertainty principle

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Seonglae ChoSeonglae Cho
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2023 Sep 17 8:34
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Heisenberg's uncertainty principle

The Planck length is different from pixel representation. Pixels are merely a means of expression, with separate information storage and display, making them closer to shadow projections that mimic human vision. The meaning of the Planck length as a unit, along with speed and uncertainty constraints, implies that it inherently contains information. Although this uncertainty principle is famous as a fundamental rule, it is not an axiom but rather a physical conclusion derived from the
Canonical Commutation Relation
The fundamental laws of the universe, as commonly stated in the
Equivalence principle
,
Pauli Exclusion Principle
, and the
Uncertainty principle
, all suggest that if something cannot be distinguished, the universe treats it as identical.
 
 
 
 
 
 

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