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Well, it has to be reminded that the uncertainty principle and the randomness of the outcome of a measurement are two different things. The former involves two
by Koshkin 7y ago
Well, it has to be reminded that the uncertainty principle and the randomness of the outcome of a measurement are two different things. The former involves two observables which cannot be measured simultaneously with an arbitrary precision whereas the latter is the result of an observable having more than one eigenvalue.
- kgwgk 7y agoI have not thought this through, but it seems to me that if all observables commuted there would be no randomness and if there was no randomness all observables would commute. Does anyone see an obvious flaw on this?