Re: Pedagogy of QM Double Slit Experiment
- From: Oz <Oz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 20:09:17 +0000 (UTC)
David Park <djmp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes
>But I would like to get back to the pinhole experiment. I have the picture
>in my mind of 1) the classical case: the electrons shoot straight through
>the center of the pinhole and all strike the screen in a single spot. 2) The
>quantum mechanical case: there is a circularly symmetric distribution of
>hits on the screen, centered about the classical spot.
Hmmm....
I would add to that a 'semi-classical' explanation where the electrons
are entirely waves. The quntisation being assigned to the emitters and
detectors. Gets a tad more involved with a beam of electrons I admit.
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