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Differential Equations and Control Processes
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Double-slit Experiment: a Test for Individual Particles Completion of Quantum Mechanics

Author(s):

Zoran Majkic

PhD in Computer Science
International Society for Research in Science and Technology
PO Box 2464 Tallahassee, FL 32316 - 2464 USA

majk.1234@yahoo.com

Abstract:

We consider the 3-dimensional (3-D) model of the massive particles, represented as the rest-mass energy-density wave-packets, which is analog to the common physical objects which we experiment in our every-day life. This new theory is a completion of the statistical QM (where the wavefunctions represent the ensemble of measurements) by the QM theory for the individual particles. Then we provide an analysis of particle internal dynamic during their strong excitations caused by the sharp breaking of the 3-D vacuum symmetry during particle inertial propagation. Hence for that we use the three conservation laws for the compressive fluids: energy/matter, momentum, and internal energy. Consequently, we show the new method for computation of the cylindrical expansion (radial expansion w.r.t. the direction of particle propagation) of a massive elementary particle during an inertial propagation in a vacuum with a stable spherically symmetric rest-mass energy density distribution (in particle hydrostatic equilibrium), before an impact with a large and massive obstacle (barrier). This is used to explain also the double-slit experiments with massive particle as, for example, an individual electron. We also propose a practical method to test the QM completion based on these experiments.

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