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Arthurz11
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Hello!
I have questions in regards to the Two Slit Experiment. If the photon splits in two and passes through both slits at the same time and interferes with itself on the other side of the screen and then it hits on the second screen thereby creating the interference pattern. At what point does the photon splits in two before it hits the two slits? After it leaves the laser or a few nanometers before hitting the slits? If the distance of the laser is 5 inches, or 6 inches from the two slits, can it be calculated when it will split in two before hitting the two slits? Is it possible that the photon is already split in two way before the photon is release from the laser? Or immediately just after it is release from the laser? Or is it that we just don't know?Would you please be so kind to tell me your insights of this Quantum Physics behavior referring to the questions above?Very appreciatively,
Arthur Hernandez
I have questions in regards to the Two Slit Experiment. If the photon splits in two and passes through both slits at the same time and interferes with itself on the other side of the screen and then it hits on the second screen thereby creating the interference pattern. At what point does the photon splits in two before it hits the two slits? After it leaves the laser or a few nanometers before hitting the slits? If the distance of the laser is 5 inches, or 6 inches from the two slits, can it be calculated when it will split in two before hitting the two slits? Is it possible that the photon is already split in two way before the photon is release from the laser? Or immediately just after it is release from the laser? Or is it that we just don't know?Would you please be so kind to tell me your insights of this Quantum Physics behavior referring to the questions above?Very appreciatively,
Arthur Hernandez