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So let's say for example there is a slide with two slits on it infront of a screen. A beam of electrons is aimed at it.
A) What would happen to the size of the fringes on the screen if I decreased the spacing between the slits
B) What would happen to the fringes if I moved the screen closer to the slide containing the slits.
C) Would it change if the object being omitted in this case electrons is changed to wave and light waves?
For A, I think by decreasing the spacing between the slits, the width of the fringes on the screen would be more narrow and thinner compared to if it was larger at its original distance.
For B, I think the fringes would be wider and thicker compared at the screens original distance.
For C) I think for both water and light waves going thru youngs double slit experiment would be the same
Can anyone confirm if this explanation is correct? Thanks
A) What would happen to the size of the fringes on the screen if I decreased the spacing between the slits
B) What would happen to the fringes if I moved the screen closer to the slide containing the slits.
C) Would it change if the object being omitted in this case electrons is changed to wave and light waves?
For A, I think by decreasing the spacing between the slits, the width of the fringes on the screen would be more narrow and thinner compared to if it was larger at its original distance.
For B, I think the fringes would be wider and thicker compared at the screens original distance.
For C) I think for both water and light waves going thru youngs double slit experiment would be the same
Can anyone confirm if this explanation is correct? Thanks