Squaring the Circle Is Possible When Taking into Consideration the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle

The Improvement of the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle

Cell polarity: Squaring the circle

Recent studies have found that Drosophila gene products required for zonula adherens formation in the ectoderm are also involved in the asymmetric cell division of the neuroblast. The results illustrate the reiterated use of groups of proteins to dictate cell polarity in epithelial and non-epithelial cells.

An Infinite - Dimensional Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle

An analogue of the classical Heisenberg inequality is given for an infinite-dimensional space. The proof relies on a commutation relationship and integration by parts formula for Gaussian measure. We also discuss when the equality holds.

Innovation in the Arctic: Squaring the Circle

Innovation and entrepreneurship are prominent buzz words in the modern lexicon, reflective of the knowledge economy in which we now dwell. While the possibilities in a world of big data, robotics, and the internet of everything seem endless, they do indeed have limits. Cities, it has become routine to point out, are the harbingers of innovation, and attract creative people who develop and apply...

Position measuring interactions and the Heisenberg uncertainty principle

Measurements disturb microscopic objects inevitably. The problem still remains open as to how measurements disturb their objects. It is frequently claimed that if one measures position with noise , the momentum is disturbed at least h̄/2 [1, p. 230]. This claim is often called the Heisenberg uncertainty principle. The Heisenberg principle has been demonstrated typically by a thought experiment u...