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To my understanding(correct me if I am wrong), one consequence of the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle is that energy levels can fluctuate by some amount, e, for a short time, t. As long as e x t does not exceed h/4pi (where h= Planck's constant). My quarry is that what are the units for the time and energy. I assume it is in joules and seconds but the book did not specify so I am unsure.
P.S this energy fluctuation is so weird, it kinda disproved the law of the conservation of energy.
P.S this energy fluctuation is so weird, it kinda disproved the law of the conservation of energy.