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To determine the uncertainty in Eγ we pick an angle for the neutron within [<math>\theta_n</math>, <math>\theta_n + Δ \theta_n</math>] and a momentum of the neutron between [<math>P_n</math>, <math>P_n + Δ P_n</math>]. | To determine the uncertainty in Eγ we pick an angle for the neutron within [<math>\theta_n</math>, <math>\theta_n</math> + Δ <math>\theta_n</math>] and a momentum of the neutron between [<math>P_n</math>, <math>P_n</math> + Δ <math>P_n</math>]. | ||
What are reasonable Δ<math>\theta_n</math> and Δ <math>P_n</math>? | What are reasonable Δ<math>\theta_n</math> and Δ <math>P_n</math>? | ||
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To determine the uncertainty in Eγ we pick an angle for the neutron within [[math]\displaystyle{ \theta_n }[/math], [math]\displaystyle{ \theta_n }[/math] + Δ [math]\displaystyle{ \theta_n }[/math]] and a momentum of the neutron between [[math]\displaystyle{ P_n }[/math], [math]\displaystyle{ P_n }[/math] + Δ [math]\displaystyle{ P_n }[/math]]. What are reasonable Δ[math]\displaystyle{ \theta_n }[/math] and Δ [math]\displaystyle{ P_n }[/math]?