Home
For authors
Submission status

Current
Archive
Archive (English)
   Volumes 21-40
   Volumes 1-20
   Volumes 41-62
      Volume 62
      Volume 61
      Volume 60
      Volume 59
      Volume 58
      Volume 57
      Volume 56
      Volume 55
      Volume 54
      Volume 53
      Volume 52
      Volume 51
      Volume 50
      Volume 49
      Volume 48
      Volume 47
      Volume 46
      Volume 45
      Volume 44
      Volume 43
      Volume 42
      Volume 41
Search
VOLUME 54 (1991) | ISSUE 1 | PAGE 13
How could the detection of an interference pattern be affected by photons which do not enter the interferometer?
A three-photon interference experiment is proposed. In this experiment the contrast would be controlled by varying the conditions for the detection of photons which do not undergo an interference phase delay. In this experiment one can clearly demonstrate Feynman's uncertainty principle for explaining the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen paradox involving energy-time observables.