This scientist is the first alphabetical namesake of a dispersion formula that calculates the cross-section for a photon scattering by an atomic electron. With Euler, this scientist is (15[1])the namesake of a Lagrangian that describes photon-photon scattering in QED. Coherent states that saturate one of this scientist’s namesake statements (15[1])are “squeezed.” (15[1])State vectors are (15[1])(*) time-independent, while operators evolve over time (10[1])in this scientist’s namesake “picture” (15[1])of quantum mechanics. Sigma sub p times (10[1])sigma sub x is (15[1])greater than (10[2])or equal to h-bar over 2 (10[1])according (10[1])to this (10[1])scientist’s namesake (10[2])statement, (10[1])which states that position (10[1])and momentum cannot be simultaneously known. (10[1])For 10 points, name this German scientist, who (10[1])formulated (-5[1])a namesake uncertainty principle. (10[1])■END■