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With a double slit measurement a single photon is a wave which goes throught both slits. To extinguish each other at certain places the wave must have the same amplitude at both slits, also at large distance between the slit. The positions also extinguish with 0.5, 1,5, ... periode difference, so also in time the amplitude is the same. If taken to the extreme it would have the same amplitude everywhere in the universe.
What is this wave? Outside the double explanations I don't see it elsewhere in publications. Is this the wave of a photon, freely traveling in space?
What is this wave? Outside the double explanations I don't see it elsewhere in publications. Is this the wave of a photon, freely traveling in space?