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Souma
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Hello everyone,
Heisenberg's uncertainty principle tells us that we cannot measure the position and the momentum of a particle to infinite accuracy. My question is, can we use general relativity to overcome this difficulty?
From what I know, any mass can curve spacetime even if it was small, and this must be true for electrons (for example). Can we measure the momentum of the particle to great accuracy, while determining the position of it by looking at the changes in the spacetime curvature?
Heisenberg's uncertainty principle tells us that we cannot measure the position and the momentum of a particle to infinite accuracy. My question is, can we use general relativity to overcome this difficulty?
From what I know, any mass can curve spacetime even if it was small, and this must be true for electrons (for example). Can we measure the momentum of the particle to great accuracy, while determining the position of it by looking at the changes in the spacetime curvature?