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That (the interaction with a single slit) would explain difraction but not the interference pattern (which appears when there are two slits).
by kgwgk 7y ago
That (the interaction with a single slit) would explain difraction but not the interference pattern (which appears when there are two slits).
- z3t4 7y agoSometimes the ball will go through the other slit. As with light bouncing around, it will go through both slits.
- kgwgk 7y agoBut you will have difraction (giving a smooth distribution) when it goes through one slit and difraction (giving a infinitesimaly displaced smooth distribution) when it goes through the other. Put them together and you get more or less the same smooth distribution, not an interference.