N. 3 - 21 aprile 2001 - Giano Bifronte

processes of dark and light fringe formation continue and the absolute
motion of the screen will spread them out to give the final fringe pattern
on the screen.
There is one relevant question with this explanation of the
double-slit experiment: If absolute motion of the partition and the
screen caused the light and dark fringe pattern, why isn't the pattern
orientation dependent? The answer to this question is as follows: On
earth, the partition and the screen are in an upward or downward state
of absolute motion relative to the light rays in the horizontal plane. This
means that the partition and the screen will have the same state of
absolute motion relative to all the light rays in the same horizontally
plane. Therefore, no effect on the fringe pattern will be observed by
changing the horizontal orientation.
Fig. 2.3 The light profile formed by a double-slit due to
the absolute motion of the partition and the screen
relative to the light or electron beam.
The above description of fringe formation is valid for all
intensities of light or electron. In other words, even if one photon or
electron is used for each experiment, the light and dark fringes will
emerge after the same experiment is repeated a large number of times.
This interpretation of the double-slit experiment eliminates the
abstractive and counterintuitive processes of the Copenhagen
Interpretation. Also this interpretation will give physicists a simpler
way of doing physics.
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