This will be funny.
And so it begins: My journey to animate the Quantum Double-Slit Experimentpic.twitter.com/WOQWsu6DT6
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Definitely stealing/citing when it’s done.
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:o well i'm actually being contracted to make this and won't be posting the animation here .. I will however post a link to the YouTube video .. if you pay me then you can use it!
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What software is that?
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The Wigner function approach allows some pretty beautiful visualizations. Via Curtwright et. al. http://www.physics.miami.edu/~curtright/QMPSIntro.pdf …pic.twitter.com/rnisccdEUz
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I'm interested in how you're going to simulate plane/spherical waves in blender.
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I think a point-density-based/cloud-like representation with color added is an under-utilized 3D visualization tool. It always makes me sad to collapse data that’s really 3D to some “simpler” rep. I do it for my 3D data, rather than plotting 2D contoured slices (with yt)pic.twitter.com/9J0Hy0fc2E
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