Kvanttiinterferometria
Kvanttiinterferometria is a branch of quantum mechanics that studies the interference of quantum particles, such as photons or electrons, to gain insights into their wave-particle duality and other quantum properties. The concept is rooted in the principles of wave interference, where waves from two coherent sources combine to produce a resultant wave of greater or lower amplitude, depending on their relative phase.
In classical interferometry, light or other waves are split into two or more paths, allowed to interfere,
One of the most famous experiments in kvanttiinterferometria is the double-slit experiment, where a beam of
Another important aspect of kvanttiinterferometria is the study of entangled particles, which are pairs or groups
Kvanttiinterferometria has numerous applications in modern physics and technology, including quantum computing, quantum cryptography, and precision