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marlon
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ZapperZ said:Keep in mind that to get any effects from diffraction, you need a opening that is of the order of, or less than the size of the wavelength. If the opening is considerably larger than the wavelength, you get no diffraction effects.
What you get in this case is that to get a diffraction pattern with the 2-photon case, the opening must be smaller than what you get with the 1-photon case. This is because the wavelength of the 2-photon macro particle is smaller than the single photon. So this is in the opposite direction of what you are describing.
Zz.
Yes, thanks a lot Zz, i got the picture now. Indeed what i stated previously is the exact opposite of what is going on. I realize that now.
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marlon