When the squares of visibility and distinguishability are shown to be less than one, this theory can be proven by the Englert-Greenberger relation.
When the squares of visibility and distinguishability are shown to be less than one, this theory can be proven by the Englert-Greenberger relation. The existence of Arago spots for large molecules proves this, and in 1999, it was proven for C60 fullerenes. This was accidentally proven for electrons when they were fired at a nickel target in the Davisson-Germer experiment. The de Broglie wavelength is a mathematical description of this idea, while the double-slit experiment and the photoelectric effect give seemingly different results that are resolved by this. Name this theory that matter exhibits the properties of both the namesake phenomena.
When the squares of visibility and distinguishability are shown to be less than one, this theory can be proven by the Englert-Greenberger relation.
{wave-particle duality} [accept equivalents, prompt on “de Broglie hypothesis” until “wavelength”]