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Did SLAC capture superposition using an x-ray laser?
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Did SLAC capture superposition using an x-ray laser?
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everlasting quantum coherence http://phys.org/news/2016-10-quantum-physicists-everlasting-coherence.html -
Is this a Spectrogram of a particle in its waveform?!
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Is this a Spectrogram of a particle in its waveform?!
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Is this a Spectrogram of a particle in its waveform?!
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http://phys.org/news/2016-09-schroedinger-cat-molecules-exquisitely-movies.html
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I'm reading though a free fall paper now http://www.imperial.ac.uk/media/imperial-college/research-centres-and-groups/the-centre-for-cold-matter/public/Florian-Baumg%C3%A4rtner-(2011).pdf "Atom interferometry in free fall demonstrates fundamental quantum physics and a new level of technology readiness for future experiments in space." https://physics.aps.org/articles/v6/23
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Zing! Soo much sass. I would happily use the correct term for an unmeasured particle if you have one. okay, I will search around for freefall experiments.
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The point of the experiment is to see if gravity has anything to do with a particle when in it's wave form (unmeasured). Is true zero g required, good question. Umm, free falling would be worth a shot if zero g is going to be problematic. hmm, can I get into trouble with the government for launching something like this? If the balloon carried a rocket, could it launch the experiment further up into space after the balloon became equalized?
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My goal it to figure out what the hell is going on during the double slit experiment. I can't figure out why you guys have a problem with a particle being a wave OR a particle at a given moment. The slit experiment shows us that a particle changes it's path dependent on which state it is in, why is this not good enough for you?
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I understand that you guys turn a blind eye to wave phenomena. It's getting ridiculous.
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I've heard this somewhere before. You are assuming that the particle has mass when in superposition. Please txt Stephen Hawking for me
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I think you smart guys don't want more info on the wave phenomenon because it might upset your views on QM.
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I'm hoping "free particle" means one that isn't measured. There isn't enough evidence that a particle is a wave at the same exact moment. Maybe I could send a double slit up myself via big balloon.
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So, you aren't going to make a call to NASA for me? How do you calculate the gravitational effect on a free particle?
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Just set up a double slit (in zero g) and let the particles fly. The interference pattern might give us more insight into wave phenomenon.
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