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Jilin Normal University Journal

Rsearch on Double-slit Diffraction of He with Quantum Theory

Yong Guo

Published Jan 1, 2012• 0 citations
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Using Schrdinger equation and KCL,we provided a new theoretical descr iption of the diffraction intensity pattern in double-slit experiments with He actom.And we also found the theory calculations and experiment data were consistent when the decoherence effect was considering.

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