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2 years ago

Is it possible for a free particle to spontaneously start spinning around a point without anything in the center of its path? The answer is ...

dotwave.org/spontaneous-emergence-of-a-spin-state-for-an-emitter-in-a-time-varying-medium/
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But has it ever been observed for a real quantum particle?

4 years ago

do I have momentum ? ... See MoreSee Less

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The centre stays still but the waves move to the left. I wonder what the movie would look like if you made the wave pattern stationary and left the centre moving?

Not sure to understand the relationship between momentum and the video; could you explain? ^_^

5 years ago

asante sana ... See MoreSee Less

5 years ago

Raw footage of 2 #walkers orbiting around each other : 2 synchronized sources emit waves propagating at a finite speed, which create 2 black rotating & spiralling interference patterns. The color encodes the direction of the wave field. ... See MoreSee Less

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two equal dots oscillating out of phase at lambda/2 create a rotating spiral wave

5 years ago

two equal dots oscillating out of phase at lambda/2 create a rotating spiral wave ... See MoreSee Less

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5 years ago

the dot interacts with its own wave in a coherent circular mode

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the color indicates the direction of the wave

It's like spin. Maybe it can explain results of Stern–Gerlach experiment.

Do you have it on youtube or a direct download link?

5 years ago

#honeycomb ... See MoreSee Less

5 years ago

#Quadrille2Lambada But what about conservation of angular momentum ??? ... See MoreSee Less

5 years ago

self orbiting no-dot wave with spiral wings ... See MoreSee Less

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5 years ago

Lots of orbits these days, but here the spiral arms of the quadrupole are more clearly visible ( And this is raw footage without edit) ... See MoreSee Less

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Compare with this one

Do you think the spiral arms are mimicking some quantum phenomenon?

So, double spiral arms in many galaxies are result of two black holes in center of galaxy, which are orbiting each other? No dark mater then.

5 years ago

2 orbiting dots can create a quadrupole with spiralling arms ... See MoreSee Less

5 years ago

chiral field ... See MoreSee Less

6 years ago

auto-heart-beat ... See MoreSee Less

6 years ago

bipolar auto-order

The dot and its wave form a rotating auto-trapped dipole

#thechurchofspace
#disco #disco #disco
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Didn't get bored yet?! Let's do something more useful in your lab!

6 years ago

Auto-Orbit : the dot gets trapped in its own wave and revolves around successive twin oscillons

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6 years ago

a wave without a dot ... See MoreSee Less

6 years ago

la nouvelle vague, moteur, ca tourne 😂😜 ... See MoreSee Less

6 years ago

Wave perpétuelle 🙂 ... See MoreSee Less

6 years ago

auto-orbit

the local faraday wave field around the dotwave excites an oscillon, that creates its own circular field around which the dot is guided
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6 years ago

friandise ... See MoreSee Less

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fast checkboard demodulation vizualization from Sander Wildeman ("synthetic schlieren") github.com/swildeman/fcd

please note the curvature deformation of the interference pattern created by the 3 droplets when they start rotating. This is because the speed of propagation of interactions on the bath surface is finite .

what can we deduce from this 3-droplet interaction ? 🤔😆

6 years ago

4-Walker ... See MoreSee Less

6 years ago

Two dotwaves, with symetrical initial conditions, and a finite speed of interaction. Only the wave is shown. Can you guess where are the dots ? ... See MoreSee Less

An interesting article from Tomas Bohr, the grandson of Niels Bohr :
The walking droplets closely resemble quantum particles driven by a ‘pilot wave’, but how far the analogy can be taken is presently unknown

http://fermatslibrary.com/s/quantum-physics-dropwiseImage attachment

6 years ago

An interesting article from Tomas Bohr, the grandson of Niels Bohr :
"The walking droplets closely resemble quantum particles driven by a ‘pilot wave’, but how far the analogy can be taken is presently unknown"

fermatslibrary.com/s/quantum-physics-dropwise
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