Suppose we would add a horizontal analyzer D (pointing along the x-axis) after Analyzer C to the experiment shown below. What would be the probability for the atom to exit from either channel? Briefly explain.
(a) Ignore the atoms exiting from the minus channel of Analyzer 1 and feed the atoms exiting from the plus channel into Analyzer 2.
(b) Ignore the atoms exiting from the minus channel of Analyzer 2 and feed the atoms exiting from the plus channel into Analyzer 3.
When these atoms enter into Analyzer 3, then we get -
Half the atoms leave from the plus-channel of Analyzer 3 and half leave from the minus-channel.
The probability for an atom leaving the plus-channel of Analyzer 2 to exit from the plus-channel of Analyzer 3 which will be given as :
using a formula, we have
P [ x ] = cos2 (/2)
where, = 90 degree
P [ x ] = cos2 (45)0
P [ x ] = 0.5 or 50%
Suppose we would add a horizontal analyzer D (pointing along the x-axis) after Analyzer C to...
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Part A:
The horizontal axis of the graph measures the time since the Big
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