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Graduate What Happens to Photons in the Double Slit Experiment?
Thanks, if I have a more doubts i will ask here, it's an excellent place to solve misconceptions and fallacies.- Agramenauer
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Graduate What Happens to Photons in the Double Slit Experiment?
Ok, I see that there is no way to generate an entangled photon without destroy a direct observation of interference pattern. But interference still persists as a "second order" phenomena only appreciable trough a coincidence counting.- Agramenauer
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate What Happens to Photons in the Double Slit Experiment?
Ok, this is the point where I'm lost. I thought that the superposition of different states could be canceled if the experiment is modified to ALWAYS destroy the "Which-path" information. If the experiment ALWAYS destroy the "which-path" information then there is no superposition of states...- Agramenauer
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate What Happens to Photons in the Double Slit Experiment?
Thanks thank you for your clarification, I'm not an expert and I'm full of misconceptions about quantum mechanics. About the point 2 I still have a doubt, if there is an interaction it could not be physical because detector is unaffected, obviously it's not related to human observation...- Agramenauer
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Graduate What Happens to Photons in the Double Slit Experiment?
I have some questions about double slit experiment. 1) Sometimes photons or electrons should bounce off the initial barrier and nothing should be detected in the plate. ¿Is this correct? i find a video saying that NOTHING is detected in the barrier, only in the plate. 2) If we put 1...- Agramenauer
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