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,Unsharp Particle—Wave Duality in Double-Slit Experiments,particle—wave duality comes from the fact that the measuring instruments for the measurement of a particle (the path) and for the measurement of the wave (the interference pattern) are mutually exclusive. This was demonstrated by Bohr for many Gedanken experiments by means of the uncertainty relatio

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,Unsharp Particle—Wave Duality in Double-Slit Experiments,particle—wave duality comes from the fact that the measuring instruments for the measurement of a particle (the path) and for the measurement of the wave (the interference pattern) are mutually exclusive. This was demonstrated by Bohr for many Gedanken experiments by means of the uncertainty relatio

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Some Arguments against the Existence of de Broglie Waves,is endowed with. The corresponding opinions span a wide range. The pure realist considers an electron as just a small particle, with the wave function being only a mathematical construct in his mind. The pure instrumentalist, on the other hand, refuses to talk about such notions as “reality” but acc

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Neutron Interferometric Tests of Quantum Mechanics,ect crystal neutron interferometer which provides widely separated coherent beams enabling new experiments in the field of fundamental nuclear and solid-state physics. A nondispersive sample arrangement and the difference of stochastic and deterministic absorption have been investigated. The verific

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Neutron Interferometric Tests of Quantum Mechanics,ect crystal neutron interferometer which provides widely separated coherent beams enabling new experiments in the field of fundamental nuclear and solid-state physics. A nondispersive sample arrangement and the difference of stochastic and deterministic absorption have been investigated. The verific

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,Wind Effect of Empty Quantum Waves in a Pfleegor—Mandel-Type Experiment for Electrons,h the light intensities are so low that, with high probability, one photon is absorbed before the next one is emitted by one or the other source. This was first demonstrated by Pfleegor and Mandel.. Their experimental setup is shown in Figure 1. From two independent, single-mode He—Ne lasers, light