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I have to assume that the result of the double slit experiment is due to the field of the photon interacting with the field of the obstructing double slit object. This might suggest that the waveform of a particle is present in the production/maintenance of a particles field? |
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In the double-slit experiment, the wavefunction must be considered as a two-peaked wavefunction if the which-slit information does not exist. If the which-slit information does exist, then the wavefunction must be considered as a single-peaked function corresponding to the slit indicated by the which-slit information. In other words, it is an unavoidable conclusion, that if the slit the photon passed through cannot be determined, then the photon passed through both slits. |
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Seems like you're saying that if we study frequency, we can understand frequency. |
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The photon would not have to pass through both slits if the field of the obstruction responding to the passing of the photon is what is observed in the result. It is not only the photon that is being observed in this experiment? |
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has the distance between the double slit and the surface the interference pattern is projected onto been exaggerated to examine the range of this effect? |
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