Youngs two slit experiment problems

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Start date Jun 12, 2009
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The discussion centers on issues encountered with Young's double-slit experiment when the lens is removed from the laser setup. The individual notes that without the lens, only two slits are visible on the screen, which raises questions about the expected interference pattern. They mention having videos on YouTube that illustrate this phenomenon and seek input from others to clarify the situation. The lack of responses from other platforms like Twitter and Yahoo is also highlighted. Engaging with the community could provide insights into the optical behavior observed in this modified experiment.

what is the lens doing to experiment

giving fals data
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generating bands
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turning the experiment inside out
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nothing
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Jun 12, 2009

kevinfr0st

can anyone give imput please,i have a problem with Youngs two slit experiment,if i remove the lens from the laser,you just get the 2 slits,
iv got a few videos of it on youtube you might find strange

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Jun 12, 2009

kevinfr0st

please some talk on the iesue i have,remove lens from laser and u end up with just 2 slits on screen

cant get no reply from twitter or yahoo ask

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