Any Physics expert here?

• apples

  6 Jun 07, 08:46

  To answer the qn,
  
  Yes, the intensity on the screen will increase if the light incident on the slit is increased.
  
  Perhaps the following 2 links might help u understand better.
  
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-slit_experiment
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Englert-Greenberger_duality
  
  
• hisoka

  6 Jun 07, 09:05

  assumptions for calculating projectile motion = whatever you assume.
  
  you can always add in resistance and non-constant acceleration, weight/mass whatever. it all depends on the model you use.
  
  lifght? increased light incidence on slit will increase intensity in the lighted areas, however i think the areas remain the same
• iOn[xG]

  7 Jun 07, 07:53

  TS do tutorial do super fast.
  I also got quantum question.
• Diehard_89

  7 Jun 07, 13:20

  Hey IonXG
• S1nG

  1 Jul 07, 01:22

  Originally posted by Artiwizoras:

  Hmm, where is the TS? Where is the secret question? Where, Where?
  
  Anyway, I shall ask a question. It seems like 2 photons can collide if they have high energy, ie momentum. How will the interference pattern be like? How different from normal light?

  thats pp collisions in a particle accelerator, when it collides at high energies, it produces hadrons + very high mass particles such as z bosons. there's no interference pattern since you're talking about the particle collision.
• eagle

  1 Jul 07, 01:42

  bumping a 1 mth old thread is not a way to start ur first post -.-
  
  and what qualifies u to be an amateur physics adviser?
• S1nG

  1 Jul 07, 01:58

  Originally posted by eagle:

  bumping a 1 mth old thread is not a way to start ur first post -.-
  
  and what qualifies u to be an amateur physics adviser?

  by the way, have i been nasty to you in the past?
  whats wrong with being an amateur physics advisor? i cant learn and teach at the same time?
  btw get it right. i'm not bumping this thread. ts said he's looking for a physics expert. so whats wrong with me volunteering?
• Gensis

  1 Jul 07, 02:25

  Originally posted by S1nG:

  by the way, have i been nasty to you in the past?
  whats wrong with being an amateur physics advisor? i cant learn and teach at the same time?
  btw get it right. i'm not bumping this thread. ts said he's looking for a physics expert. so whats wrong with me volunteering?

  Ya, you have went all the way to the around the 28th page of Chit Chat to bump a thread that is from the 7th of June 2007. Commendable effort
• omgukilledkenny

  1 Jul 07, 02:27

  Originally posted by Gensis:

  Ya, you have went all the way to the around the 28th page of Chit Chat to bump a thread that is from the 7th of June 2007. Commendable effort

  or he might have just typed "physics" in the search function?
• eagle

  1 Jul 07, 02:28

  Originally posted by S1nG:

  whats wrong with being an amateur physics advisor? i cant learn and teach at the same time?

  This means if you are good enough, put good physics advisor instead of amateur. Amateur sounds too demeaning to your high processing capability.