Escaping Photon Used to Challenge Energy-Time Uncertainty
Einstein argued that measuring the mass loss of a timed photon box could in principle determine both the photon's energy and its emission time more precisely than quantum uncertainty allowed.
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Einstein argued that measuring the mass loss of a timed photon box could in principle determine both the photon's energy and its emission time more precisely than quantum uncertainty allowed.
At the Solvay Conference Einstein proposed a box-and-clock thought experiment intended to challenge the energy-time uncertainty relation by weighing a box before and after a photon escaped.
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