Interaction of Wave-Driven Particles with Slit Structures

Abstract

Can a classical system as walking oil droplets on a vibrating surface simulate the single and double slit Quantum Mechanics experiment? A systematic investigation reveals that the answer is no, but that the classical system exhibits rich and fascinating structures.

Submitted to Phys. Rev. E, 22 pages, 26 postscript figures

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