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Particle-Wave Duality Summary
564 words, approx. 2 pages Wave-particle duality is a term used to describe the modeling of nature by both wave theory and particle theory. In essence, physical phenomena (e.g. electrons, photons, etc.) can exhibit varying degrees (sometimes determined by the experiment...
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 American Salesman
Marketing and the wave/particle effect.
11/01/2003: 775 words, approx. 3 pages At first, light was assumed to behave like a shower of particles. With further research, it was decided light actually behaved like waves. Then, in the twentieth century with even further research, it appeared again as if light behaved in many ways like...
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 Progress in Physics
Joint wave-particle properties of the individual photon.
10/01/2007: 3,810 words, approx. 13 pages Two-slit experiments performed earlier by Tsuchiya et al. and recently by Afshar et al. demonstrate the joint wave-particle properties of the single indiviual photon, and agree with Einstein's argument against Complementarity. These results cannot be explained by conventional theory in which Maxwell's equations...


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