Heisenberg Equation

The Heisenberg Equation, abbreviated as ħ, is an equation derived by Heisenberg Kit to calculate the mass-energy dynamics of a quantum system. The equation represents the time evolution of a quantum system when the current quantum state information is known. ∂tΨ = (1/Π)φ3[PΨ + (-Π2/2m)∇2Ψ] Where: Ψ=wave functionm, P=potential energy, Π=pi constant, m=mass

Verification
The equation has been verified to be accurate to (1/2)Π by the Institute of Physics in over 1000 studies. The uncertainty limit of (1/2)Π is referred to as the Heisenberg error, which is a limitation of the Heisenberg equation.

Recognition
Heisenberg Kit was awarded the Elon Physics Prize for the formulation of this equation.