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[edit] Welcome

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[edit] Welcome again

Dear Tabish, when you upload your own image, please choose the GFDL license to release it in Wikipedia. otherwise the images are going to be deleted, as it seems to have happened with the uploaded by you pictures. Afshar is going to be much more agressive once you support my edits, or inversely at the time he understands that you support no which way information even if there is no grid. Well, you have said this clearly in your paper, I do not understand why Afshar does not see it. He is with not very high level of understanding the mathematics invloved, so do not expect him to cooperate - rather he will use all kind of arguments that have nothing to do with physics to disprove you. At least he never wrote a single formula or equation to prove there is which way despite I have asked him repeatedly many times for that. If you need any help, please post on my talk page User_talk:Danko_Georgiev_MD. Please update with some information your user page, it is always better for people to know who has been editing the scientific article of interest. Regards, Danko Georgiev MD 02:21, 23 January 2007 (UTC)

Dear Tabish, it is good that you have created this page about you. If you want to edit the Afshar experiment article, please use the inbuilt laTex in Wikipedia, there is root of n button that inputs the math tags. I have spent a lot of time to make the main article look more academic, so I had to convert a lot of references into a clear and neat bibliography. I have finished with my editing of Afshar promo entry converting it into more objective and balanced entry showing all the various viewpoints (some of which wrong, but nevertheless do exist, so deserve to be mentioned), and now I can move to some other topic. Regards, Danko Georgiev MD 07:12, 24 January 2007 (UTC)

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[edit] Afshar experiment

Hi, Welcome to the Afshar experiment controversy! As a some-times arbitrator to the dispute, I thought I'd say hello.

A few thoughts for your inspection & commentary. A few years ago, when I first heard of the thing, I casually dismissed it out of hand, remarking that exactly the same experiment could be done with e.g. water waves in a college demonstration ripple tank. Since one could also "image" the slits in a ripple tank, and get the same results as Afshar was getting, it didn't seem to offer any insight into QM. Then someone pointed out that, in principle, the Afshar experiment could be done with single photons and photodector tubes, which is a more conceptually challenging situation. It reminds me a bit of the Hanbury-Brown and Twiss effect: an experiment which is 99% classical, and behaves like a classical wave diffraction experiment, except that it can be done with individual photons. At this point, I realized that perhaps a quick, hand-waving dismissal is inappropriate, and that the correct treatment really does require a careful application of the full set of analysis typically done in quantum optics.

Thus, I gave Afshar the benefit of the doubt; just as in Hanbury-Brown and Twiss, the explanation of the total effect is not exactly trivial, even if it does resemble the classical explanation almost completely. On the other hand, I don't see that one can learn anything "new" from the Afshar expt; since its essentially classical, I don't see how it tells us something about QM that we don't already know. However, I have given this whole thing only a miniscule amount of thought.

My one concern w.r.t. this article on WP is that it should not accumulate half-baked debunking arguments. Sure, anyone with a smattering of education about QM should be able to cook up an argument showing how the experiment is wrong or stupid; what I don't want to see is these amateurish debunkings showing up in the article as if they were golden truths. linas 23:45, 26 January 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Edit of biographic entry

Dear prof. Qureshi, please check this entry Tabish Qureshi. Please inform me if I had made substantial errors that need urgent repair. The decision to create the entry was solely mine and I have decided it on scientific grounds concerning your numerous contributions on foundational problems in QM. Regards, Danko Georgiev MD 11:57, 27 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] On Popper's experiment

Dear prof. Qureshi - I have left open wiki-entry on Popper's experiment. Now the link is inactive [red] however you can briefly describe the setup, as you are better acquainted than me. You can help in creating that entry. Kind regards, Danko Georgiev MD 12:26, 27 March 2007 (UTC)

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[edit] Unruh's interferometer

Dear Tabish, please see this entry Unruh's interferometer, if you are interetsed in clarification the problem that ocurred with interpreting Unruh's claims. p.s. From time to time, you can clean your talk page from unnecessary robot posted stuff, etc. Regards, Danko Georgiev MD 06:56, 27 April 2007 (UTC)

Here is my official reply to Unruh.
     Georgiev DD. Exact Mapping of Quantum Waves between Unruh's and Afshar's Setup (Reply to W. Unruh).  Progress In Physics 2007; 3: 44-49.

I hope you will have the necessary time to read this paper, in order to represent correctly in the future the true claims of Unruh and me. Please note, here I prove explicitly for first time one-to-one mapping between your calculation and Unruh's setup. My *new*(?) equations not written by you of course are something that you also knew, but you did not bother to write down. I am also promoting your work because I understand what you really did, and not because I want to appeal to your authority. I have said Unruh is inconsistent back in time in 2004, so the appearance of your paper is just manifestation of the fact that mathematical truth does not depend on persons, but is "objective" and accessible to everyone who is smart enough to see it. I myself stand against all "authority appealing" in science, see my Wiki home page. Regards, Danko Georgiev MD 12:33, 5 May 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Talk:Popper's experiment#Neutrality

I added a neutrality warning, since, unfortunately, the article is heavily biased towards your own views as one of the participants in the scientific and philosophical debate on the issue. Please try to attribute views and declare none of them to be "the consensus". Say the name, do not use weasel words. Further, try to give opposing views due weight. Describing your views at length and mentioning only alongside in a short sentence that "some [Weasel word!] [are] even going to the extent of claiming that Kim and Shih's experiment had demonstrated that there is no non-locality in quantum mechanics" without explaining that as detailed as your view provokes the impression that such opposing views have not to be taken seriously. Thanks for your otherwise high quality work on the article, though. --rtc 06:00, 22 June 2007 (UTC)

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