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HUP
(redirected from Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle)

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HUPHangup (Unix command)
HUPHospital of the University of Pennsylvania
HUPHungarian Unix Portal
HUPHome Use Program
HUPHeisenberg Uncertainty Principle
HUPHot Uniaxial Pressing
HUPHardware Upgrade Program
HUPHeavy Utility Personnel (military vehicle)
HUPHold Until Published


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For instance, Rothman provides a long discourse on the Heisenberg uncertainty principle to prove that it's not true that "nothing is impossible.
The Science Gap: Dispelling the Myths and Understanding the Reality ... by Beard, Elliott / Washington Monthly
The Heisenberg uncertainty principle, however, asserts that the position and momentum of a quantum particle can't be determined simultaneously to a high precision.
Mapping helium atoms' quantum states by Peterson, Ivars / Science News
the Heisenberg uncertainty principle, it's impossible to specify with absolute precision the energy of any system.
Squeezing light for precision, speed by Peterson, Ivars / Science News
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