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Is there a direct connection between the Uncertainty Principle and the Third Law of Thermodynamics?

I understand that Thermodynamics deals with entire systems. But in the single particle case, if it can never be cooled down to absolute zero, it will always have some vibration/motion. This seems very similar to the Quantum Physics idea that a particle only has a probability to be at a specific range [delta]x. Are these two versions of the same concept?
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There is not a direct connection between them. Even in a universe obeying classical mechanics, the third law of thermodynamics would still be true. The laws of thermodynamics don't discriminate between classical and quantum mechanics.