# #Mon Aug 09 11:51:18 CEST 2010 Text__pRj5oKObEd-WfYQ0GneCwQ_text=The uncertainty principle states that there are properties of particles that are complementary to each other (for example, the position and velocity of a particle) that both can not be determined with accuracy. The more exact the value of one property is, the less exact the value of the other property.

In a letter to Einstein, Bohr argues\: Therefore it becomes possible in quantum mechanics to use pairs of terms such as wave and particle simultaneously without contradiction, even though these pairs seem contradictory in daily usage.

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