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Concerning the double-slit experiment:
In the basic version of this experiment, photons pass through a thin plate pierced by two parallel slits. The photons (interference pattern) are observed on a screen behind the pierced thin plate.
If you change the depth of the slits does it change the diffraction pattern?
I question if the thin plate material causes the interference pattern?
I question if the thin plate material black body absorption radiation and temperature causes the light wave interference pattern?
If you change the temperature of the thin plate to near absolute zero will this change the diffraction pattern?
Thank You,
Edwin
In the basic version of this experiment, photons pass through a thin plate pierced by two parallel slits. The photons (interference pattern) are observed on a screen behind the pierced thin plate.
If you change the depth of the slits does it change the diffraction pattern?
I question if the thin plate material causes the interference pattern?
I question if the thin plate material black body absorption radiation and temperature causes the light wave interference pattern?
If you change the temperature of the thin plate to near absolute zero will this change the diffraction pattern?
Thank You,
Edwin