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06-17-13, 09:01 AM

al onestone started a thread Electron 2-Slit Inteference: Violating Conservation Laws? in Physics & Math

In the most common demonstration of wave particle duality, the two-slit interference effect, there is a simple equation which governs the...

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06-13-13, 09:37 AM

al onestone replied to a thread Does quantum mechanics violate conservation of energy? in Physics & Math

And przyk, I'll remind you of another important point, your other comment' You're correct about this, but what if we were dealing with an...

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06-13-13, 09:14 AM

al onestone replied to a thread Does quantum mechanics violate conservation of energy? in Physics & Math

RJBeery said and Exchemist said (actually, modulation of a potential difference could easily be used as a source of energy) and Russ...

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06-12-13, 01:22 PM

al onestone replied to a thread Does quantum mechanics violate conservation of energy? in Physics & Math

Exchemist your comment in response to "where's the energy comming from" The energy results from the difference in the two possible potentials....

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06-12-13, 09:38 AM

al onestone replied to a thread Does quantum mechanics violate conservation of energy? in Physics & Math

The best way to state this conundrum is to state it in the form of a thought experiment. Let's use the same example, the half wave plate (HWP)...

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06-12-13, 09:25 AM

al onestone replied to a thread Does quantum mechanics violate conservation of energy? in Physics & Math

Fednis48 Yes, I am under the impression that energy must be added for a system to undergo a displacement of position, that's one of the most...

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06-11-13, 02:09 PM

al onestone replied to a thread Does quantum mechanics violate conservation of energy? in Physics & Math

Actually, the explanation of how energy is conserved in quantum mechanics is a theory which does not take into account aall possibilities in quantum...

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06-11-13, 01:49 PM

al onestone replied to a thread Does quantum mechanics violate conservation of energy? in Physics & Math

Quote of Russ_Watters No, what I'm saying is that the interference changes to non-interference, which must have been caused by something...

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06-11-13, 09:27 AM

al onestone replied to a thread Does quantum mechanics violate conservation of energy? in Physics & Math

Mentioning "the wave nature of the photon" is an illegitimate response to my questions.

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06-11-13, 08:49 AM

al onestone replied to a thread Does quantum mechanics violate conservation of energy? in Physics & Math

Your questions, and My answer would be that there is an obvious violation of conservation of energy occurring, so let me quickly...

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06-10-13, 04:22 PM

al onestone started a thread Does quantum mechanics violate conservation of energy? in Physics & Math

In all quantum mechanics experiments we must begin with a coherent preparation of a system which will display measurements that can be predicted with...

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06-10-13, 04:02 PM

al onestone replied to a thread Yet another quantum interpretation question in Physics & Math

Exchemist, you're quote This does not fit in with my picture of what a particle is. Remember what I said earlier, The "particle" as...

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06-10-13, 11:13 AM

al onestone replied to a thread Yet another quantum interpretation question in Physics & Math

Your problem is that you keep using terminology like and then this In QFT everything is irreducibly field like, it is a theory of...

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05-30-13, 01:52 PM

al onestone replied to a thread I pulished my "conservation violation" idea on vixra. in Physics & Math

All emotionally motivated responses. No physics.

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05-29-13, 04:25 PM

al onestone replied to a thread A problem with the quantum eraser in Physics & Math

You're spot on with this This seems to be exactly what has happened in the case of the quantum eraser.

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05-28-13, 03:50 PM

al onestone replied to a thread I pulished my "conservation violation" idea on vixra. in Physics & Math

eram, you're speechless? Beer w/Straw, It was transcendental.

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05-28-13, 12:51 PM

al onestone started a thread I pulished my "conservation violation" idea on vixra. in Physics & Math

I started a thread on this topic and no-one answered, so I then started another linked here, ...

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05-24-13, 02:19 PM

al onestone replied to a thread A problem with the quantum eraser in Physics & Math

I like this statement of a general rule The destroying part gets to the essence of the matter. As long as the detection destroys all...

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05-24-13, 09:50 AM

al onestone replied to a thread Please read this paper of mine on interference. Should I submit? in Physics & Math

Thank you all for your comments. If Fednis48 is correct, then his comment This would make the general perspective of my paper incorrect. ...

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05-24-13, 08:45 AM

al onestone replied to a thread A problem with the quantum eraser in Physics & Math

OK Fednis48, if I get what your saying to be correct, then you agree with me completely, and not just in this thread but in my paper thread also. ...

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05-23-13, 08:27 AM

al onestone started a thread A problem with the quantum eraser in Physics & Math

The specific quantum eraser I'm considering is the single-photon quantum eraser in this link on page 3: ...

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05-23-13, 08:03 AM

al onestone replied to a thread Please read this paper of mine on interference. Should I submit? in Physics & Math

Thank you for the kind words Fednis48, I actually have a masters degree in physics, but I am not persuing the normal competitive career in physics...

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05-23-13, 07:36 AM

al onestone replied to a thread Can polarization be recombined like spin can, completely? in Physics & Math

In Hecht, which of course is a classical optics text, he actually sais that "spin is circular polarization". I still don't know what to think on...

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05-22-13, 01:46 PM

al onestone started a thread Can polarization be recombined like spin can, completely? in Physics & Math

With the effect of spin recombination we start with an atom in the Sx=+ state and split it with a Stern Gerlach magnet into the decomposition of Sy...

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05-22-13, 09:41 AM

al onestone started a thread Please read this paper of mine on interference. Should I submit? in Physics & Math

I'm thinking of submitting a paper to arxiv, and I would appreciate any advice. There is an attached figure for the quantum eraser part. Any...

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