File:Wave-particle duality.gif

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    Français : Les impacts des particules rendent visible l'interférence des ondes (comme dans l'expérience de Young, par exemple)
    English: Particle impacts make visible the interference pattern of waves (like in Young experiment, for example). The Python file which generated this animation is here.
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    Author Thierry Dugnolle

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    Particle impacts during a double-slit experiment. The total interference pattern represents the original wave function, while each particle impact represents an individual wave function collapse.

    25 March 2012

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    current20:54, 24 August 2023Thumbnail for version as of 20:54, 24 August 2023800 × 360 (3.03 MB)wikimediacommons>Thierry Dugnollewhite on black, for a better comparison with the real experment

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