Name, FTP, this principle,  which states how an electron's path may not be determined with certainty.
It follows from the wave nature of particles in that a particle is most likely found  where waves have the most intense amplitudes, a location which coincides with  locations where wavelength is difficult too ascertain. The mathematical equation  modeling this principle states that a constant value of a slashed h, over 2 pi, equals  the product of delta p and delta x, where p is momentum, x is position, and delta  signifies the possible variance from the expected value. Name, FTP, this principle,  which states how an electron's path may not be determined with certainty.
It follows from the wave nature of particles in that a particle is most likely found  where waves have the most intense amplitudes, a location which coincides with  locations where wavelength is difficult too ascertain.
{Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle} (Prompt on partial)