Quantum mechanics thought experiment
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Dec 21, 2025 - Python
Quantum mechanics thought experiment
Bohmian mechanics double-slit experiment — interactive pilot wave, quantum potential Q, and deterministic particle trajectories
A conceptual and experimentally feasible triple-layer protocol based on Young’s double-slit experiment, designed to test whether physical interaction alone suffices for loss of interference or whether conscious observation adds any observable role in quantum measurement.
Relativistic de Broglie, Feynman path integral, Lindblad decoherence, realistic detector, Maxwell‑Boltzmann velocity distribution, slit thickness with backscattering, Aharonov‑Bohm via vector potential A, auto‑calibration to Jönsson fringe. Fully vectorized, interactive (ipywidgets), runs
Interactive Modern Physics Simulations — Schrödinger equation, quantum tunneling, double slit, Bell test, gravitational lensing, Lorentz transforms. GPU-accelerated, real-time OpenGL rendering.
Aplicativo para simulação física do Experimento da Fenda Dupla de Young.
Young's double-slit experiment simulated per-pixel in WebGL2 — with a polarisation path marker (Fresnel–Arago). No build, no dependencies.
Is anything truly random — and how much of quantum mechanics can a deterministic machine fake? (Quest for Entropy #1)
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