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"THE STRANGE THEORY OF LIGHT AND MATTER " and uncertainty principle
In Feynman's QED: THE STRANGE THEORY OF LIGHT AND MATTER it is used one elementary QM formula W=h\nu. But it is not described principle of uncertainty, which is the second most important formula. Do you have any idea, how to similarly describe principle of uncertainty (in the spirit of his book)? The main principle of derivation of principle of uncertainty is Fourier's transformation of location is momentum... If location is described by Gaussian curve, momentum is described by Gaussian curve. Product of thinkness of both curves is principle of uncertainty.
But how to see a wave packet of photon (or electron) in the spirit of the Feynman's book? How to see a wave packet of momentum?
In Feynman's QED: THE STRANGE THEORY OF LIGHT AND MATTER it is used one elementary QM formula W=h\nu. But it is not described principle of uncertainty, which is the second most important formula. Do you have any idea, how to similarly describe principle of uncertainty (in the spirit of his book)? The main principle of derivation of principle of uncertainty is Fourier's transformation of location is momentum... If location is described by Gaussian curve, momentum is described by Gaussian curve. Product of thinkness of both curves is principle of uncertainty.
But how to see a wave packet of photon (or electron) in the spirit of the Feynman's book? How to see a wave packet of momentum?