Length in a Noncommutative Phase Space
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https://doi.org/10.15407/ujpe63.2.102Keywords:
noncommutative phase space, minimal length, uncertainty relationsAbstract
We study restrictions on the length in a noncommutative phase space caused by noncommutativity. The uncertainty relations for coordinates and momenta are considered, and the lower bound of the length is found. We also consider the eigenvalue problem for the squared length operator and find the expression for the minimal length in the noncommutative phase space.
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