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Koers - Bulletin for Christian Scholarship

Gedagtes oor die onbepaaldheidsbeginsel van Heisenberg

P. H. Stoker

Published Mar 6, 1955• 0 citations
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Abstract

Van filosofiesc syde en ook deur populariserende skrywers is daar al baie geskryf oor die onbepaaldheidsbeginsel in die Fisika, wat deur Heisenberg in die twintiger jare na vore gebring is.
DOI
10.4102/koers.v23i2.1860

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