Light and matter diffraction from the unified viewpoint of Feynman's Sum of all Paths
- Autores
- Arlego, Marcelo José Fabián; Fanaro, Maria de Los Angeles
- Año de publicación
- 2017
- Idioma
- inglés
- Tipo de recurso
- artículo
- Estado
- versión publicada
- Descripción
- In this work, we present a pedagogical strategy to describe the diffraction phenomenon based on a didactic adaptation of the Feynman's path integrals method, which uses only high school mathematics. The advantage of our approach is that it allows to describe the diffraction in a fully quantum context, where superposition and probabilistic aspects emerge naturally. Our method is based on a time-independent formulation, which allows modelling the phenomenon in geometric terms and trajectories in real space, which is an advantage from the didactic point of view. A distinctive aspect of our work is the description of the series of transformations and didactic transpositions of the fundamental equations that give rise to a common quantum framework for light and matter. This is something that is usually masked by the common use, and that to our knowledge has not been emphasized enough in a unified way. Finally, the role of the superposition of nonclassical paths and their didactic potential are briefly mentioned.
Instituto de Física La Plata - Materia
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Física
Light
Matter
Difraction
Feynman
Method - Nivel de accesibilidad
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- Universidad Nacional de La Plata
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Light and matter diffraction from the unified viewpoint of Feynman's Sum of all Paths |
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Light and matter diffraction from the unified viewpoint of Feynman's Sum of all Paths |
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Light and matter diffraction from the unified viewpoint of Feynman's Sum of all Paths Arlego, Marcelo José Fabián Física Light Matter Difraction Feynman Method |
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Light and matter diffraction from the unified viewpoint of Feynman's Sum of all Paths |
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Light and matter diffraction from the unified viewpoint of Feynman's Sum of all Paths |
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Light and matter diffraction from the unified viewpoint of Feynman's Sum of all Paths |
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Light and matter diffraction from the unified viewpoint of Feynman's Sum of all Paths |
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Light and matter diffraction from the unified viewpoint of Feynman's Sum of all Paths |
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Arlego, Marcelo José Fabián Fanaro, Maria de Los Angeles |
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Arlego, Marcelo José Fabián |
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Arlego, Marcelo José Fabián Fanaro, Maria de Los Angeles |
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Fanaro, Maria de Los Angeles |
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Física Light Matter Difraction Feynman Method |
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Física Light Matter Difraction Feynman Method |
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In this work, we present a pedagogical strategy to describe the diffraction phenomenon based on a didactic adaptation of the Feynman's path integrals method, which uses only high school mathematics. The advantage of our approach is that it allows to describe the diffraction in a fully quantum context, where superposition and probabilistic aspects emerge naturally. Our method is based on a time-independent formulation, which allows modelling the phenomenon in geometric terms and trajectories in real space, which is an advantage from the didactic point of view. A distinctive aspect of our work is the description of the series of transformations and didactic transpositions of the fundamental equations that give rise to a common quantum framework for light and matter. This is something that is usually masked by the common use, and that to our knowledge has not been emphasized enough in a unified way. Finally, the role of the superposition of nonclassical paths and their didactic potential are briefly mentioned. Instituto de Física La Plata |
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In this work, we present a pedagogical strategy to describe the diffraction phenomenon based on a didactic adaptation of the Feynman's path integrals method, which uses only high school mathematics. The advantage of our approach is that it allows to describe the diffraction in a fully quantum context, where superposition and probabilistic aspects emerge naturally. Our method is based on a time-independent formulation, which allows modelling the phenomenon in geometric terms and trajectories in real space, which is an advantage from the didactic point of view. A distinctive aspect of our work is the description of the series of transformations and didactic transpositions of the fundamental equations that give rise to a common quantum framework for light and matter. This is something that is usually masked by the common use, and that to our knowledge has not been emphasized enough in a unified way. Finally, the role of the superposition of nonclassical paths and their didactic potential are briefly mentioned. |
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