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Let us assume that harmonic oscilator has the lowest energy level equals 0, (and next one [itex]\hbar \omega[/itex] and so on). Does this harmonic oscilator violates the principle of uncertainty?
Let us assume that energy of vacuum equals 0 and not [itex]\hbar \omega/2[/itex]. Does such vacuum violates the principle of uncertainty?
Let us assume that energy of vacuum equals 0 and not [itex]\hbar \omega/2[/itex]. Does such vacuum violates the principle of uncertainty?