There is Heisenberg's uncertainty principle that's why matter have dual nature OR because matter have dual nature that's why there is Heisenberg's uncertainty principle.Because HUP says we are uncertain about the product of standard deviation in x and hk (= 2.pi.p, the momentum), where one thing( position x ) is related to the particle aspect of matter and another thing( wavevector k ) to the wave aspect.
Hello, Kushagra Yadav , Cannot be compared like that, depending on the underlying environmental concept, each environment or condition can be different and change, instead it is more likely to use assumptions to secure the hypotheses we compile. for me both of them can be the same if the environment is the same and the assumptions are the same. Regards.
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