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Originally Posted by ngc3314
Hmm. Virtual particle/antiparticle pairs, and their relative Hawking radiation; poorly defined energy levels of short-lived states - keeping in mind the Heisenberg's principle doesn't just apply to how we measure but to how states interact. There must be another application just eluding me at the moment.
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Could it be that all light represents a macro effect of the Uncertainity Principle?
I found this on synchotron radiation:
An ultimate limit on the emittance arises from the uncertainty principle and a limit on the Beta
- function from synchrotron radiation in the final quadrupole (Oide limit).
[This goes beyond my uncertainity principle and is a Noidea Principle, since I no not what it means, but it's somethin'.]