is known with a lot of certainty, then it has a large variance in its momentum, and vice versa. Formally, the product of the variances is at least h over 4pi, where h is Planck's constant, about 6.6 times 10^(-34) kilogram metres squared per second.
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it'll might go one point two so all the it'll might go one point two so all the sudden got two more variances so if I'm sudden got two more variances so if I'm
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other numbers like means totals and other numbers like means totals and variances the more of these you have to variances the more of these you have to
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it is a little more realistic in the it is a little more realistic in the sense that recent variances or squared sense that recent variances or squared
FRM: Exponentially weighted moving average (EWMA)