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Thanks Demystifier. As usual, you've given me plenty to think about and to study further. :smile:

I reproduce my diagram from the beginning of this thread ... The line Sp is a straight line from slit A to Y. Denote its length as “s”. Note: In this diagram, Sp is not intended to represent a particle trajectory. It is merely a straight ruler. A photon travels a non-straight-line Bohmian...

Good evening. According to Bohmian Mechanics, the velocity of a particle photon – under some circumstances – can be many times greater than c. Correct? Okay. That’s an important point. Thanks for making it very clear. Such a superposition of different frequencies is happening in...

Good evening Demystifier. Thanks for your comments. Do you mean “moderately” faster-than-c velocities as in the Bohmian photon trajectories of the double slit experiment? (Is it reasonable to refer to these photon speeds as "moderately" faster than c or does that misrepresent them in some...

Good afternoon zenith8, No, I don't think it's at all obvious that the photon trajectories are straight. My statement was intended to "update" my initial post which pictured Bohmian electron particle paths instead of photon particle paths. i.e. To indicated that ... Although the...

Good afternoon. Thanks to ExactlySolved and zenith8 for their helpful comments. The following image is from from the article, Bohmian trajectories for photons, by Partha Ghose, A.S. Majumdar, S. Guhab, J. Saub, Publication: 19 November 2001, Physics Letters A 290 (2001) 205–213 found @...

In the double slit experiment, Bohmian Mechanics http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/qm-bohm/#2s" the paths of real particles traveling from the two slits to the detector to look like something like this: The above image shows particles traveling in non-straight paths. The diagram below...