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In Reply to: RE: The Double-Slit experiment posted by tunenut on October 08, 2015 at 09:22:01
I actually disagree that the photodector detects photons as particles. A photodetector detects energy, in this case specifically electromagnetic energy. The energy of the laser is actually specified as 5 mW or whatever. If the power of the light falls below a pre-determined level the light fails to be detected. Besides both quantum dots and CD lasers emit coherent light and coherence is a property of waves, not particles, no?
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