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What's wrong with the reasoning, then? Isn't the probability amplitude proportional to the area?
by grondilu 10y ago
What's wrong with the reasoning, then? Isn't the probability amplitude proportional to the area?
- analognoise 10y agoIt's proportional to the area, which is already a term encompassing length^2.
- grondilu 10y agoIf the probability amplitude is proportional to the area, it doesn't matter if that term already encompasses a length² term. QM tells you then that the probability should be proportional to the square of that amplitude, even if that means it would encompass a length^4 term.