Werner Heisenberg

Within quantum mechanics, the Heisenberg uncertainty principle is a principle originally formulated by Werner Heisenberg in 1927.

by Heisenberg

Heisenberg proposed the uncertainty principle in 1927, years before quantum mechanics formed.

W. Heisenberg

W. Heisenberg [a1] presented this uncertainty principle in 1927.

the theoretical physicist Werner Karl Heisenberg

In 1927, the theoretical physicist Werner Karl Heisenberg developed the uncertainty principle.

InWerner Heisenberg German mathematical

InWerner Heisenberg German mathematical physicistproposed the 'uncertainty principle'.

Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg

The first conference, held at Lake Como in 1927, led to the public introduction of the uncertainty principle by Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg.

Professor Werner Heisenberg's name

Born in 1901, in Professor Werner Heisenberg's 20s Heisenberg participated in the glorious days of the evolution of quantum theory, Professor Werner Heisenberg's name immortally linked to “Uncertainty Principle”, formulated in 1926.

Einstein

A pioneer of quantum mechanics, Einstein formulated the uncertainty principle that Einstein spent years resisting.

Werner

Werner created the uncertainty principle which simply stated that the speed at which a subatomic particle moves and a subatomic particle moves's exact position can not be determined exactly.

German physicist Werner

In 1927, German physicist Werner Heisenberg introduced German physicist Werner Heisenberg's most famous theory, the Uncertainty Principle.

Walter Heisenberg

In physics, the problem was formulated mathematically by Walter Heisenberg as the uncertainty principle, which suggests the uncertainty principleis impossible to separate the experimenter from the experiment.

by Bohr and Heisenberg

In fact, the modern explanation of the uncertainty principle, extending the Copenhagen interpretation first put forward by Bohr and Heisenberg, depends even more centrally on the wave nature of a particle.

Adam Beckersays Heisenberg

Adam Beckersays Heisenberg found Adam Becker's famous uncertainty principle "buried in the mathematics of [Erwin] Schrodinger's wave mechanics."

Niels Bohr

In 1927, Niels Bohr came up with an “uncertainty principle” which said that the infinitesimally teensy atom was fundamentally unknowable from observation and could only be understood in terms of mathematics.

Arnold Sommerfeld

Arnold Sommerfeld developed one of the first mathematical descriptions of this new and revolutionary discipline, discovered the uncertainty principle, and together with Niels Bohr engineered the “Copenhagen interpretation” of quantum theory, to which many physicists still adhere today.

Keynes

The concept of (fundamental) uncertainty was introduced in economics by Keynes (1921, 1936 and 1937) and Knight (1921).

matrix mechanics , named thereafter the 'uncertainty principle

Werner Heisenberg also outlined the philosophical basis underpinning matrix mechanics, named thereafter the 'uncertainty principle.'

Max Born, Jordan, and Wolfgang Pauli

the uncertainty principle was developed by Heisenberg, Max Born, Jordan, and Wolfgang Pauli to the uncertainty principle's greatest extent.

De Broglie

De Broglie discovered “the uncertainty principle” (HUP):

in a 1927 paper Mechanics

An early incarnation of the uncertainty principle appeared in a 1927 paper by Heisenberg, a German physicist who was working at Niels Bohr's institute in Copenhagen at the time, titled 'On the Perceptual Content of Quantum Theoretical Kinematics and Mechanics'.