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Is there a possibility that light can be a particle and wave at the same time? If so then there is the proof that there exists a physical manifestation of 4D space.
Is there a possibility that light can be a particle and wave at the same time? If so then there is the proof that there exists a physical manifestation of 4D space.
Well, if there was 4D space that means that there is a chance that two events can happen at the exact same time. Thus, what if light as a wave and particle are two events happening at the same time? (wave properties being the first event and particle properties being the second event)
Your logic escapes me. Even if there WERE a 4th spacial dimension (which I dispute) it does NOT follow that two events could happen at the same time AND why would "two events could happen at the same time" follow from the duality of light?
Light IS a particle and a wave at the same time in 3D; why do you need a 4th?
Light as a wave and light as a particle are "shadows" of "Light" which exists in 4D space.
No, they are not.Light acting as a wave is an event and light acting as a particle is another event.
This sounds suspiciously like an assertion based upon a personal or otherwise unpublished theory. PF expressly forbids personal theories, as you will have read in the rules when you signed up. If you pursue this assertion further this thread will be locked.Light as a wave and light as a particle are "shadows" of "Light" which exists in 4D space.
This sounds suspiciously like an assertion based upon a personal or otherwise unpublished theory.
Your first paragraph and second paragraph contradicts each other.
Light acting as a wave is an event and light acting as a particle is another event. Recently, I've watched a video that described shapes in 4D space and the hypercube's "shadow" is a cube and that is what we perceive in the real world.
Light as a wave and light as a particle are "shadows" of "Light" which exists in 4D space.