Shape of the wave of a single photon

By DParlevliet
October 15, 2013 in Quantum Theory

https://www.scienceforums.net/topic/79327-shape-of-the-wave-of-a-single-photon/

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Posted December 4, 2013

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The Glan-Thomson prism is on top of the BBO (no drawn), which I think does already emit the double photons in two directions. The prism in the drawing is a normal one, I suppose to split red and blue in two directions. I also don't know why polarization is needed.

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Mike Smith Cosmos

October 22, 2013

But surely if vacuum is NOT empty it must be a medium of some sort or another, unless you are saying that E-M waves ( photons) have absolutely NO interaction with any of these fields, particles , bits

DParlevliet

November 27, 2013

Please don't go off-topic. Make a new one. I made them myself. You can download them and use as you wish.

Mike Smith Cosmos

October 15, 2013

WHAT YOU ASK IS A VERY GOOD QUESTION! We speak about photons as waves but just what quite do they look like ? I have pondered the following. illustration. Also on top of this I believe I