"Walid" <wha### [at] online fr> wrote:
> OK, let's forget about the "waves" interference part. Is it possible
> to simulate the "particle" interference where particles are randomly
> generating patterns of interference on a screen.
Interference is a wave phenomenon. Particles can only interfere with each
other if they can be described by a wave function (i.e., if they are
behaving like waves). The theory that describes electron interference is
the same as that which describes light interference. If there is a
difference, the quantum physicists haven't figured it out yet!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wave-particle_duality
Bill
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