Exploring Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle

Erwin Schrödinger

Max Planck

Werner Heisenberg (correct)

Albert Einstein

They are known as canonically conjugate variables.

They have well-defined values expressed by a single value.

They can be predicted with arbitrary certainty.

They do not maintain their approximate meaning. (correct)

A notion of simultaneously well-defined properties.

A mathematical framework that supports well-defined conjugate properties.

A fundamental limit to the accuracy of predicting certain pairs of physical quantities. (correct)

A mathematical inequality that predicts the values of physical quantities.