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The one that makes my noodle is why is it momentum and position and not velocity and position
Why is mass in it???? Is momentum the more fundamental quantity??
To be specific:
The fourier transform of position is wavenumber.
Momentum = plank's constant * wavenumber
Phase velocity = angular frequency / wavenumber
Group velocity = derivative of angular frequency wrt wavenumber
All of these are important concepts for physics and waves. Heisenberg's uncertainty principle also actually applies to the phase and group velocities of waves. The relationship is just less straight forward because instead of being multiplied by a constant, you have division and derivatives.
The frequency of a wave relates to the energy. Energy is also not a constant, so uh ... yeah.
But basically, the schrodinger equation helps you find the allowed frequency and wavenumber of particles in a system.
Then you can interpret them in whatever way you want. Those 2 things are the actually fundamental quantities. Well ... that and the phase of waves.