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After a Mentor discussion, this thread will remain closed. @Hugox -- Per the PF rules, we are not able to help with personal research...

That's a good point, which may well limit the temporal resolution of the particle positions. Moreover, depending on the size of the...

The eye diagram makes my point rather than yours. It's a good tool for the problem it was built for. It's the wrong tool for the one...

I guess when you patent a hammer everything starts looking like nails.

"Work to rebuild the buckled sections of the skyscraper won’t delay the construction project scheduled to be completed next year," I...

Honestly cracking open the case and soldering off the old connector and putting a new one on would be pretty trivial in all probability...

Almost certainly how the document was encoded / some flaw there in. Are there any outstanding updates for your pdf reader though? If you...

I think the point of @renormalize post was that finite-resolution measurements can provide a time-resolved record of particle motion...

On mobile I’m defaulted into dark mode.

Back to this, howwww are we detecting the particle? You suggest that the detector is left on, so I'm assuming you want continuous...

The Hamiltonian isn't something you measure, it's part of the specification of the system. Measuring energy is a separate operation...

The problem again is that this is not a normalized momentum probability distribution, its integral over p diverges. So you can't...

An exact position eigenstate is a generalized, non-normalizable state; i.e., not a physically preparable one. Its divergent momentum...

No, the particle's speed is extremely uncertain. It could be almost light speed or it could be zero. And it could be moving in any...

While that's true if you insist on zero uncertainty in location, you may instead use a medium like photographic film to continuously...