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EXPLANATION, IN EVTD2 THEORY, OF ENIGMATIC RESULTS ON A SINGLE PARTICLE IN MACH-ZEHNDER INTERFERENCE

Michel Conte, Ileana Constanta Rosca

Published Jun 15, 2012• 0 citations

Abstract

This paper continues the other [1] whose principal consequences are adapted for understanding the results of the experiments on two particles in balanced and unbalanced Mach-Zehnder interferometers. The “walkers” (liquid drops) from the very interesting experimentation [2] also constitute one of the bases of these reflections as well as the EVTD 2 entities theory. They rebound on a substrate, of same liquid subjected to intense vibration. The pilot or vide waves of De Broglie – Bohm associated to substratum-substratum (quantic ether) of EVTD 2 entities theory allow to set out coherent explanations of the observed results. The output after the S 2 separator is programmed (without a real choice). It depends on the energetic state proposed to particle to one or the other of sensors, for any travelled path. Keywords: single particle, Mach-Zehnder Interference

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