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Sets of classical variables which simultaneously have precise and unambiguous values lose this precision in quantum physics; thus the notion of a trajectory is undercut, since the location and motion of a particle at a point in time has no precise physical meaning. Similar effects are involved in the conjugate variables energy and time.

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