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Ultra violet catastrophe and Plank's theory

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swansont

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21 minutes ago, Moreno said:

Does blackbody radiation shows such properties as interference and diffraction? If yes, how can it co-exist with quantum theory?

Yes, it does. Diffraction is used to look for absorption lines in stellar spectra, for example.

Why is this a problem?

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swansont
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You can't get rid of quantum fluctuations, so there's an issue there, too.

swansont
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Those do not create or destroy photons. It's referred to as an adiabatic invariant; the number is not changed by slow (compared to the photon frequency) processes, like gravitation. But not absorption

Strange
Strange

I don't know what it would mean for a photon to experience duration. They don't change over time or decay so what would their "experience" consist of?

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