Progressing from the conclusion that the wave function does not signify density but rather probability, it is integral to the Copenhagen Interpretation.
It is supported by a thought experiment consisting of a microscope that utilizes gamma rays to produce a high-resolution image. Progressing from the conclusion that the wave function does not signify density but rather probability, it is integral to the Copenhagen Interpretation. Roughly expressed as the product of the spatial and momentum errors being greater than Planck's constant, FTP, identify this statement of quantum mechanics which says that an electron's position and velocity cannot both be absolutely determined.
It is supported by a thought experiment consisting of a microscope that utilizes gamma rays to produce a high-resolution image.
{Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle}