The wave particle paradox (9/10)

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Professor Russell Stannard looks at the Wave/Particle Paradox and Neils Bohrs solution to it.

(Part 9 of 10)

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Articles by Professor Russell Stannard on OpenLearn http://www.open.ac.uk/openlearn/profiles/professor-russell-stannard

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• wave particle
• Russell Stannard
• vibration
• particles
• matter
• spatial dimensions
• photons
• open university
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[Films4You]

You behav one way on YouTube and another at home... Depending on whom observes, how they observe and at what 'time' they observe. Maybe:)

[dolzaolcom]

I've always thought if a solution to Zeno's Dichotomy Paradox was found it could be applied to the Wave Particle Paradox.

[GambitFox79]

Thank you for uploading this, and thank you to the man who took his time to do this.

I was having a hard time understanding Bohr's and Einstein's position in my readings, but this was a perfect supplement to my book's material.

[youcrackers2]

love the ending s lol

[projectivemotion]

I like this guy.

[Zee96969696]

but we are observing wave particle duality, problem unsolved

[jhamien920]

Awesome. I learned new things.

[taostoner1]

"Tonight I aught to stay awake and observe myself" hahah

[taostoner1]

This guy is freakin awesome!

[VarykGerai]

particles comming in waves?

[brindow1]

He stirred his coffee with a birow and then put the the birow in his mouth to taste the coffee..disgusting ! How could he do that ?

[cirocar]

@feliztex How can it be a property of the two slits? They're just two slits and that's it. They are just obstacles.