This physicist's pilot-wave theory was extended into an interpretation of quantum mechanics that prefers so-called "empty channels" to wavefunction collapse. An experiment to test a statement named for this physicist featured a heated filament firing electrons at a nickel crystal, and measurement of the scattering pattern was found to agree with Bragg's law; that experiment was performed at Bell Labs by Davisson and Germer. A quantity named for him is equal to Planck's constant over momentum. Fo
This physicist's pilot-wave theory was extended into an interpretation of quantum mechanics that prefers so-called "empty channels" to wavefunction collapse. An experiment to test a statement named for this physicist featured a heated filament firing electrons at a nickel crystal, and measurement of the scattering pattern was found to agree with Bragg's law; that experiment was performed at Bell Labs by Davisson and Germer. A quantity named for him is equal to Planck's constant over momentum. For 10 points, name this French physicist, whose namesake hypothesis holds that all matter particles have wavelike properties.
This physicist's pilot-wave theory was extended into an interpretation of quantum mechanics that prefers so-called "empty channels" to wavefunction collapse.
Louis de {Broglie}