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This research aims to provide a QMU-native, apparatus-centric explanation of the double-slit experiment in the Aether Physics Model.

February 2, 2026Open Access

The Double-Slit Experiment in the Aether Physics Model (APM): Transfer Operators, Gate Coherence, and QMU Predictions

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Analyzes the double-slit experiment's interference patterns in the Aether Physics Model, suggesting new coherence insights.

This research aims to provide a QMU-native, apparatus-centric explanation of the double-slit experiment in the Aether Physics Model.
Decomposed the experiment into transport, boundary, and detection layers.
Introduced quantitative models for transfer operators and coherence windows.
Examined the effects of timing-jitter in which-path marking devices.
Identified interference patterns forming in space before detection events.
Derived a falsifiable condition for interference based on coherence length.
Predicted distinct visibility regimes depending on transport and detector coherence lengths.

David Thomson (2026) studied this question.

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