Commutation relations are mathematical expressions that describe the relationship between two operators in quantum mechanics, determining whether the operators can be measured simultaneously without affecting each other's results. When two operators commute, their commutator is zero, meaning they share a common set of eigenstates, and thus can be simultaneously measured. Conversely, non-commuting operators have a non-zero commutator and cannot be simultaneously measured, leading to uncertainty in their values.
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