Mechanism for Materializing Wave Effects
| Autor: | Flores, Eduardo V. |
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| Rok vydání: | 2022 |
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| Druh dokumentu: | Working Paper |
| Popis: | We reveal that the mechanism driving the manifestation of wave effects is fundamentally embedded within quantum field theory. These wave effects become real when conservation laws are satisfied, allowing quantum effects to fully materialize, and remain virtual when these laws are violated. The materialization process is governed by external sources that supply conserved quantities, and by virtual particles that carry these quantities. For example, a photon in a region of constructive and destructive interference can form either a real or virtual interference pattern, contingent on the availability of these conserved quantities. Our findings also resolve a longstanding paradox in an experiment that challenges the principle of complementarity. Furthermore, we predict that low energy galactic neutrinos, constrained by the limited range of vector boson interactions, behave as a classical ideal gas, a prediction we believe is experimentally testable. These insights not only address fundamental questions in quantum mechanics but also open new avenues for future exploration. Comment: The paper has been revised and clarified |
| Databáze: | arXiv |
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