On 10/28/2019 3:27 AM, Alan Grayson wrote:
But nobody looks at the C60s. The interference pattern disappears
anyway. The trouble with the interpretation you cite is that it
depends on an ill defined process called "looking at it".
Brent
Let me introduce you to a familiar concept in QM; observation! It can
be an instrument as Feynman states. If you OBSERVE a C60, won't the
interference disappear?
But also if you don't observe them, which is not "like any other particle".
Brent
I assume it would if it behaves like any other particle in a slit
experiment. Isn't the notable thing about a C60, is the manifestation
of interference? AG
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