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the double slit experiment is explained in QM as the superposition of two wave functions. Each is the wave function for one of the slits.
an electron starts out with a wave function that is clustered near the point of emission and then evolves on some way according to the Shroedinger equation. What is this wave function? How does the slitted barrier modify say a wave function that would otherwise have been Gaussian?
an electron starts out with a wave function that is clustered near the point of emission and then evolves on some way according to the Shroedinger equation. What is this wave function? How does the slitted barrier modify say a wave function that would otherwise have been Gaussian?