The Uncertainty Relationship In Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
Huagang Yan, Zhixiang Liu
Abstract
The uncertainty relationship in MRI is shown. The result of uncertainty relationship is compared with other factors influencing the resolution of MRI. Our estimations show that the uncertainty relationship is of no significance in practice.
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