Recent questions in Wave Particle Duality

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If light is both a particle and a wave, why is it only considered as matter?

asked Jan 19, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by shotpick

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Can a photon just be a flat line and not be a wave at all?

asked Jan 19, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by budzinski

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Does the fact that we can know the state of a distant entangled particle by measuring its local partner demonstrate that wavefunction collapse is not the result of a physical interaction? The distant object has experienced no physical disturbance.

asked Jan 19, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by hershal

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What happened to all the collapsed wave functions? Are they wandering around in a collapsed form? As what? Waves or particles?

asked Jan 19, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by Monkey Chops

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Why is everything wave and particle at the same time?

asked Jan 18, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by mirayong

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Did the physicists arrive to any conclusion if the photon, that one, fundamental of the beginning, is a particle or a wave?

asked Jan 18, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by John Ennis

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If particles (e.g. an electron) all have a wavelike nature associated with them, then what’s doing the waving?

asked Jan 18, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by AstralWhirl

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What is duality?

asked Jan 18, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by BLUEJACKET

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If particles have wave-like properties, can they "interfere" with each other? If so what happens? (For both constructive and destructive interference)

asked Jan 18, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by B.Boop

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Does a wave always behave as a particle when it is measured?

asked Jan 18, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by SolarisOracle

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What are the relations of electron microscope to wave particle duality of electrons?

asked Jan 18, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by decipher

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If light is considered both a wave and a particle does that mean a single atom emits it as both a wave and a particle?

asked Jan 18, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by SolarisNova

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How far can you take the particle/wave theory and body/soul analogy?

asked Jan 17, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by cliffy brown

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Could the origin of a quantum object help decide the extent of wave-particle duality?

asked Jan 17, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by Shane Hagan

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Why can't we see the wave and particle nature of an electron simultaneously?

asked Jan 17, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by PaulCrowe21

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In case of photoelectric effect, why do we consider wave nature of photon because there we take energy of a photon in terms of frequency?

asked Jan 17, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by EmberHorizon

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How does one create a polarized beam of particles (particle physics, experimental physics)?

asked Jan 17, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by brush-head

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Is light a wave or a stream of particles?

asked Jan 17, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by T

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What makes a standing wave a wave (waves, physics)?

asked Jan 16, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by spark113

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Why does the wave function of a free particle become unbound when E<=0?

asked Jan 16, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by Doresy (2.2k points)

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