Say that the probability amplitude for a photon to arrive at a detector is 1/(1+i). What is the probability that the detector records a photon? Similarly, what would be the probability of detecting a photon if the probability amplitude equals i? (Hint: See attatched image for more on finding the probability amplitude)
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Say that the probability amplitude for a photon to arrive at a detector is 1/(1+i). What is the probability that the detector records a photon? Similarly, what would be the probability of detecting a photon if the probability amplitude equals i?
(Hint: See attatched image for more on finding the probability amplitude)
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