Delayed-choice experiments have been performed using an atomic Stern-Gerlach interferometer operating with a low-intensity beam of metastable hydrogen atoms. By use of a fast-commutable analyzer, it is possible to modify the operating mode of the interferometer while the atom has already entered the device. Various types of delayed-choice experiments have been carried out to check the standard interpretation of quantum-mechanics. Within the experimental accuracy, our results do not show any discrepancy between permanent and delayed-choice operating modes of the interferometer. {} 1996 The American Physical Society.
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