History and Philosophy of Physics

    

Reinterpreting the Double Slit Experiment

Authors: Junichi Hashimoto

The double-slit experiment will teach us that not only light but also electrons can be emitted and their traces will form interference fringes. In its hermeneutics, quantum mechanics denies the reality of objects and describes their behavior only as abstract, coexisting states of probability. In order to change such conventional thinking, I devised new models and hypothesized "Spatial Waves"and "Object Elasticity". It states that the double-slit wall has a "Spatial Processing Function"that changes the nature of the space into a wave. This theory allows for the deterministic treatment of electrons as particles, flying through the air on the wave, passing through either the left or right slit, and landing on the screen. The results of this research will greatly affect not only the fate of the electron, but also the fate of quantum theory.

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