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koolmodee
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Can we use Heisenberg's uncertainty relation to explain the working of high energy colliders?
(Isn't it rather that we need high energies to turn virtual into real particles?)
If Heisenberg relations apply, why do we need high momentum particles? Are not rather particles with uncertainties in their momentum needed?
thank you
(Isn't it rather that we need high energies to turn virtual into real particles?)
If Heisenberg relations apply, why do we need high momentum particles? Are not rather particles with uncertainties in their momentum needed?
thank you