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When photons reflect from a mirror coated with, say, an aluminium film... the reflection is presumably down to their interactions with free electrons in the metal (and each electron is in an unknown state before and after).
Yet the interference does not go away if a mirror is inserted in one path of the setup. How come?
Yet the interference does not go away if a mirror is inserted in one path of the setup. How come?