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No, the probability is proportional to the area, not the amplitude. If a sensor of size A sees N photons, a sensor of the same size next to it sees another N. F
by davrosthedalek 10y ago
No, the probability is proportional to the area, not the amplitude. If a sensor of size A sees N photons, a sensor of the same size next to it sees another N. Fusing these two sensors together see 2N, not 4N. Otherwise, you violate energy/momentum conservation.
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- TeMPOraL 10y agoI love this kind of explanations. You can skip a lot of hard math with a simple counterexample that shows the absurdity of proposed theory.