<soul-d>
no so far i understand double slit experiment thats about single photons interfering egg if you shoot single photons through double slit you get the same interferance distribution on the detector as if you would have with many particles
<soul-d>
and somthing to do with probabilty where you will find the particles
<B0101>
hmmm, but can different observers come out with different results in the same experiment?
<B0101>
for example, 1 team looks only at the interference patterns and records their results while another team, see both the results of the detectors and the interference patterns? Will their results be coherent?
<soul-d>
no otherwise there would be no such thing as double slit experiement
<Sync__>
no because propabilities stay the same
<Sync__>
if you look at single photons then different detectors can have different results
<Sync__>
because you change the state
<Sync__>
(actually there are solutions for that to eavesdrop on quantum computers)
<Sync__>
(but they just use a flaw in the detector)
<soul-d>
well you can create a multitudie of complex interference paterns that don't look the same but the math behind it is the same
<Sync__>
meh. the solutions to the old exams they gave us are wrong
* Sync__
rages
<soul-d>
heh as long you passed it's fine ?
<Sync__>
well the exam is on monday
<Sync__>
and I'm like ???? infront of the old ones
<soul-d>
like as practice ?
<Sync__>
my solutions are either an order of magnitude under or above the solution they gave
<Sync__>
yeah
<Sync__>
depends on how I interpet a graph
<soul-d>
yeah thats nasty if you can't even trust example answers