Recent content by XenZ

no. doesn’t 'prove' the quantization of spacetime. Points *toward* it. Well, please do correct my ignorance, but isn’t the whole point of the double slit in time experiment that it validates. dE*dt >=h ? I didn’t say the experiment derives h, I said it supports h. It provides (yet...

At the risk of providing more comedy or frustration for Zz et al, I may be able to restate my original point. The results from the double slit experiment are explained by the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle (HUP). The double slit in time experiment provides more evidence for the HUP in...

OK, rewrite. - at the risk of getting off-topic or rehashing HUP posts... Many descriptions on the HUP imply that the after measuring A, B is smeared. Possibly, as per Zz, they are misinformed. If I understand Zz (which I may not!) I think he is saying that after A is measured, B is NOT...

Maybe it should have been 'our ability to predict what the general public will do is undefined once we set up a forum?' so I take it you have no violent objection to post #9 then?

Thanks for the reading pointers. So then. [E,t] The detector makes a measurement of E. Our ability to predict what t will be is undefined. There is a smearing of values on repeated measurement of t. This is the uncertainty principle. (HUP), the ‘wave-like behaviour’. The...

I appreciate the scepticism. OK - do you agree that the classic double slit experiment results, performed with electrons, can be treated by the wave/particle duality explanation? That is, the electron, while a particle is also in two places at once – or at least there is a probability it is...

I appreciate you pbly get a lot of people dizzyingly going on about their TOE or whatever that no-one else has seen, and as a moderator/mentor you try and rein in the junk as much as possible – or at least put it in its own home. I agree the experiment shows the reflection of the commutation...

In the classic double slit an interference pattern is detected because the electron passes through both slits at once relative to the detector – ie: its in two places at the same time, thus the classic experiment is regarded as evidence for the quantisation of matter over space - wave/particle...

Double slit in time experiment. http://faculty.physics.tamu.edu/ggp/#doubleSlit http://physicsweb.org/articles/news/9/3/1/1?rss=2.03Cbr20/E This surely is experimental evidence that that matter/energy is not just quantised over spatial dimensions (as shown by the classical double slit...