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This paper aims to explore a nonlocal uncertainty principle in quantum field theory and its implications for localization and black holes.

June 17, 2026Annalen der PhysikOpen Access

On the Meaning of Localization in Non‐Local Quantum Field Theory

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Derives a nonlocal uncertainty principle in quantum field theory, highlighting implications for locality and black hole information.

This paper aims to explore a nonlocal uncertainty principle in quantum field theory and its implications for localization and black holes.
Derived a nonlocal uncertainty principle integrating the Heisenberg inequality.
Proved variance addition law for localization width under an induced detector response kernel.
Analyzed implications for locality and microcausality.
Established that observed localization width obeys an exact variance addition law.
Demonstrated a minimal localization length in the ultraviolet limit.
Showed that pointlike localization is not physically realizable below the nonlocality scale.

Ellis Thompson (2026) studied this question.

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