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In the double slit experiment, a beam of electrons forms an interference pattern on a screen after passing through two slits. If you place a detector on one or both of the slits, the electrons do not form an interference pattern.
In this video:
Physicist Thomas Campbell makes the following claim (at 2:45) if you leave the detectors turned on, but you throw away the data from the detectors without looking at it, you get a wave interference pattern on the screen behind the slits.
Is this true?
In this video:
Physicist Thomas Campbell makes the following claim (at 2:45) if you leave the detectors turned on, but you throw away the data from the detectors without looking at it, you get a wave interference pattern on the screen behind the slits.
Is this true?
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