I Classic 'Double-Slit' Experiment Using Time Instead of Space

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Physicists Recreate Classic 'Double-Slit' Experiment Using Time Instead of Space
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I think the go-fast optics in the actual paper is a lot of fun and the result is satisfying. I dont know whether this expands the state of the art for modulating light fastly (fastly being a Trumpism).
The rest of the hype is just silly IMHO.
 
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I suspected as much. Thank you.
 
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is there actually anything new in it?
That's effectively what neutrino oscillation experiments have been doing for decades.
 
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