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Hi I was wondering what would happen if you use Gamma Rays in a double slit experiment. Would you see the same interference pattern?
The double slit experiment can be conducted using gamma rays, resulting in an interference pattern similar to that produced by visible light. However, due to the shorter wavelength of gamma rays, the slits must be significantly narrower, and the material used for the screen must be opaque to gamma radiation. This presents practical challenges, but theoretically, the interference pattern remains valid for any quantum system, including gamma rays.
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sqljunkey said:Hi I was wondering what would happen if you use Gamma Rays in a double slit experiment. Would you see the same interference pattern?