Michael Zier <mic### [at] mirizi de> wrote:
> Don't forget: A single electron doesn't make an interference pattern. It
> produces a bright spot on the fluorescence screen saying: Exactly here
> and nowhere else the electron hit the screen.
Wasn't it "impossible" to accurately measure the place and velocity
of a quantum particle? ;)
> Only if you observe many many events and add up their positions they
> converge to an interference pattern.
But I believe it can be done by shooting just one electron at a time,
so the electron indeed interferes only with itself, not with other
electrons.
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- Warp
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