File:Bell's theorem polarization long tube.svg
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English: A circularly polarized bounding ball is travelling in the +z direction. A small slit occupies the x=0 plane begins where the blue tube wall becomes dotted. As the wave travels along the slit, the probability of being inside the tube approaches 50% and corresponds to polarization with motion in the y direction. The components for motion in the x direction radiate out as shown by the dotted thin lines representing wave crests. |
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| Author | Guy vandegrift |
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| current | 03:48, 2 June 2018 | | 3,018 × 1,746 (36 KB) | Guy vandegrift | User created page with UploadWizard |
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