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>>17016986Previous thread: >>16944314
>>17016986I have one. If the double slit interference is an optical phenomenon where light waves pass through two closely spaced slits and overlap, creating an alternating pattern of bright and dark bands (fringes) on a screen. What would happen to the bands if you sent a single photon through, then waited some time (Like a day) before firing another one through. Would the inference band show signs of slight deformation to one area, if the proton restarts its first position?
If an electron's position is very well defined, why does this cause its kinetic energy to rise?
