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So Yves Couder have these silicon droplets bouncing on a vibrating surface of some liquid:
...and apparently they can produce some things quantum particles do, like double slit fringe pattern trick. The question is how does that translate to 3D and would it still work? I mean, instead of bouncing on the surface droplets are submerged, but instead of transverse, the waves would be longitudinal, I guess, so would the double-slit trick still work?
And also, would it be possible to achieve the same effect if instead of vibrating surface and droplets we use some kind of vibrating little balls, so they produce the waves themselves?
...and apparently they can produce some things quantum particles do, like double slit fringe pattern trick. The question is how does that translate to 3D and would it still work? I mean, instead of bouncing on the surface droplets are submerged, but instead of transverse, the waves would be longitudinal, I guess, so would the double-slit trick still work?
And also, would it be possible to achieve the same effect if instead of vibrating surface and droplets we use some kind of vibrating little balls, so they produce the waves themselves?
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