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Werner Heisenberg was born in Wurzburg, Bavaria, German empire
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Werner Heisenberg develops and shares his “imprecision” principle with Wolfgang Pauli
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Werner Heisenberg uses the Pauli exclusion principle to bring greater understanding to the phenomena of ferromagnetism
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Werner Heisenberg and Wolfgang Pauli submit the first of two papers laying the foundation of quantum field theory
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Werner Heisenberg is awarded the Nobel prize in physics for his creation of the study of quantum mechanics which has led to the identification of allotropic forms of hydrogen
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Werner Heisenberg presents his theory on the positron
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Werner Heisenberg publishes a paper commenting on Paul Dirac’s theory about the positron
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Werner Heisenberg passed away from kidney cancer in Munich, Bavaria,West Germany
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The infinite improbability drive is created