[WSS20] Investigating quantum interference effects in Wolfram Models

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unquant · May 12, 2022, 10:08pm

I wish I could understand what you are doing. I know something about physics but not your notation. Are you trying to show that you can generate an interference pattern with particles?

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[WSS20] Investigating quantum interference effects in Wolfram Models

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