Article  Physicists prove double-slit experiment can be recreated in time, not just space

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Kornee Offline
The only way to explain one-at-a-time DSE is that each photon (or electron, neutron, buckyball etc.) does indeed interfere with itself. Nobody knows exactly how that happens, but happen it does. In a non-standard theory like de Broglie-Bohm, 'pilot waves' do the trick, but it still amounts to photon/electron/whatever self-interference.

The self-interference is occurring at the slits not at the detection screen - but the effect of self-interference gradually displays there over time. Some evidently get confused regarding the cause-effect relationship.
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