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Hydrodynamical Analogs of Quantum Effects and Other Related Experiments

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Title: Hydrodynamical Analogs of Quantum Effects and Other Related Experiments Date: Nov 1 2026 10:00 am - Noon EST Event format: Virtual (Zoom registration form will be posted on the day of the event. Please use the same email addresses associated with your Zoom accounts to register. ) Abstract: Dr. Duda would like to discuss walking droplet experiments having wave-particle duality, allowing to recreate various QM-like experiments, like double-slit interference, tunneling, orbit quantization (including double and Zeeman splitting), quantum statistics, violation of Bell-like inequalities, or Elitzur-Vaidman bomb testing. He will also mention analogy between hydrodynamics and EM, Casimir effect, periodic table of droplets, and many other related experiments from top journals. Speaker: Dr. Jarek Duda is an assistant professor at Jagiellonian University. He holds degrees in computer science (PhD), mathematics (MSc)and physics (PhD). He is mainly focused on physics foundations, information theory, statistical analysis, and is known for introduction of asymmetricnumeral systems.

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