Can two teams measure position and momentum simultaneously?

[Thomas Gajdek]

Is it somehow possible to know both noncommutating properities of eg. a partcle, with using two indicators? Eg. two teams, with one is studing the momentum, and other one the position - then it's somehow impossible to exchange informations?

 

[Orodruin]

No. The principle is about the actual state of the system, not our knowledge of the state.

 

[Thomas Gajdek]

No. The principle is about the actual state of the system, not our knowledge of the state.

Oh right, i did'n get it for the first time reading about it.

 

[PeroK]

Is it somehow possible to know both noncommutating properities of eg. a partcle, with using two indicators? Eg. two teams, with one is studing the momentum, and other one the position - then it's somehow impossible to exchange informations?

The Heisenberg uncertainty principle is, in fact, a statistical law and concerns the variance in measurements of a large number of identically prepared systems.

It doesn't, in fact, say anything about individual measurements of a system, as in your example.