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March 29th 08
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Justintruth position momentum quantum waves
JUSTINTRUTH;
True in a sense but in another false. The waves of quantum mechanics determine the momentum and the postion of the particle to some extent but cannot simultaneously determine both completely. Mitch; To know momentum you must know position and how it is changing. Position is in momentum already. They are both determined together. Mitch Raemsch Twice Nobel Laureate 2008 
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