What material is used in weak measurements for Young's experiment?

[photon wave]

hello
i try to look for some informations about the weak measurments that have been used in the Young's experiment. The slit was made with absorbent material to detect which slit the photon passes through but the fringe interferences are destroyed because of that. Which material is it? Does the experiment have a name?

 

[eljose79]

Hello there,

Thank you for your interest in weak measurements and the Young's experiment. The material used to create the slits in the experiment is typically a thin metal film or a material with similar properties. This allows for the absorption of photons and detection of which slit they pass through.

The experiment itself is commonly known as the double-slit experiment, but there are variations of it that involve weak measurements and different materials for the slits. Some of these variations include the delayed-choice quantum eraser experiment and the quantum eraser with entangled photons.

I hope this helps answer your questions. If you would like more information, I suggest looking into papers and studies on weak measurements in the Young's experiment. Best of luck in your research!