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What is the easiest way to explain the double split experiment and the observer effect regarding waves turning into particles?

asked Jan 16, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by JSCH

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Is a photon a wave?

asked Jan 16, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by EmberPulse

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What is the difference between a Gaussian wave packect and wave particle duality?

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What should be the wavelength and power of a laser for a DIY double slit experiment?

asked Jan 16, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by BunderStruck

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What is the 'duality of existence'?

asked Jan 16, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by Richard34

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Is there a material/particle/wave immune to spaghettification?

asked Jan 16, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by Cloudsnapper

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If light is a particle, and particles are waves, then can’t we just define light as a particle only?

asked Jan 15, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by diyJay

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Do photon particles ride on waves produced by oscillations of the particle?

asked Jan 15, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by diy.home

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What actually is an electron if it has a wave nature as well as a particle nature?

asked Jan 15, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by pal123

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Are plane wave basis sets re-optimized for each material?

asked Jan 15, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by RadiantCharm

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How do we observe a particle?

asked Jan 15, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by SolarisFlare

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In the double slit experiment, how is it known that the emitter produces a single, discrete photon, given a photon’s wave/particle duality?

asked Jan 15, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by METRO MARK

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In the Mach-Zendar Interferometer experiment is the only conclusion that, if you did not know which path, then it was always a wave, and if you know which path it was always a photon? That's pretty fun if so.

asked Jan 15, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by LunarHarmony (2.8k points)

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How does our eye perceive light: as a particle or as a wave?

asked Jan 14, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by TonyTonyTony

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How would you explain the concept of duality in life?

asked Jan 14, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by DomP182

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A standing wave can be viewed as the superposition of two traveling waves. Can you apply this to the problem of a particle confined between rigid walls?

asked Jan 14, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by Steve Miller

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Quantum Mechanics - was the 1927 Solvay Conference Copenhagen Interpretation ‘ahead of its time’?

asked Jan 14, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by Richardo

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Is pilot wave theory explained by saying coherent waves are instantly infinite and the quantum information is propagating on it?

asked Jan 14, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by Paul112233

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What are waves made up of? Are they particles in nature or just energy?

asked Jan 14, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by Simon2603

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Could light simply be particles that act as or like a wave?

asked Jan 14, 2023 in Wave Particle Duality by Alan Sausse

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