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Well now I'm more confused. I looked at the wikipedia page about the experiment, and it did show these graphes, and stated that you always get a lack of interference pattern. But the experiment as described on the page seems different than the one described in the video (there are four detectors...

Well, I only just heard of this experiment (I guess 'idler photon' mean the twin photon? And I'm not sure what 'partial \ total ensemble' means at this point...). From what I watched in the video, the time interval between the photon entering through the slits and the photon being measured is...

Hey, I was watching this video About the quantum eraser experiment (I suggest you watch too, so we would be speaking in the same terms). As I understand it, The experiment goes such that: first the photon enters through the slits as a superposition, then the photon gets measured to gain...

Heah, I'll admit it was poor wording on my part. Anyway I think I got it, thanks a lot!

Well I didn't think I would be taken so literally. If I'm writing a long-ass question, I'll expect people to reply me with a thoughtful answer. What I meant was, if the answer is yes then show me the proof, and if the answer is no then explain why this is not possible. When I said the question...

Elaboration please...?

Hey everyone, I was hoping you could help me solve a little problem. I'm having a little difficulty understanding why the right hand rule works for determining the direction of the magnetic field. I've found a similar question posted here...