/sci/ - Science & Math

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>Because they generate fields that can be measured at a large distance from the source.
NTA, but what is the device that allows this called?

Because while I can buy a double slit experiment setup, that'll produce a wave interference pattern, for about $200, I can't find one that includes a "photon detector" at the slits for the double line effect.

Further, I can't find any explanation as to how this is achieved in any paper. There's "which-way" experiments in a Wikipedia article (with varying results), but they all seem to involve blocking or otherwise restricting the particle involved.

Leaves me wondering if the whole thing really is just a thought experiment between Einstein and Bohr, and it hasn't really been confirmed that light acts as anything other than a wave at various levels of restriction.