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TomTelford
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Good morning,
Case: You have a single photon emitter (quantum dot?) that you can control when a photon is emitted and a photon detector some distance away. You release a photon which is subsequently detected. In what cases is it reasonable to assume that the photon has indeed traveled at c in a straight line between those two points if at all?
Thanks.
Tom.
Case: You have a single photon emitter (quantum dot?) that you can control when a photon is emitted and a photon detector some distance away. You release a photon which is subsequently detected. In what cases is it reasonable to assume that the photon has indeed traveled at c in a straight line between those two points if at all?
Thanks.
Tom.