This procedure was performed with a continuous flux of electrons by Claus Jonsson in 1961, and then again for single electrons thirteen years later, producing the same result each time. If the apparatus is punctured with pinholes instead of taking the familiar form, the fringes that appear become hyperbolic instead of linear. The distribution of end positions in this experiment appears to be essentially random. For 10 points, name this experiment in which particles photons are sent at two closely spaced notches in a barrier, creating an interfe
This procedure was performed with a continuous flux of electrons by Claus Jonsson in 1961, and then again for single electrons thirteen years later, producing the same result each time. If the apparatus is punctured with pinholes instead of taking the familiar form, the fringes that appear become hyperbolic instead of linear. The distribution of end positions in this experiment appears to be essentially random. For 10 points, name this experiment in which particles photons are sent at two closely spaced notches in a barrier, creating an interference pattern.
This procedure was performed with a continuous flux of electrons by Claus Jonsson in 1961, and then again for single electrons thirteen years later, producing the same result each time.
Young’s {double slit} experiment