and you are not seeing it also. The photoelectric effect itself shares that mass is affected by energy (em).Don't be ridiculous! You are claiming there will be an effect, yet it must be one so subtle that nobody has ever noticed it,
colors show this fact and you are not maintaining the comprehension as applying to the double slit; the mass is relevant to the pattern and per se particle release
i already did in every angle you can imagine.in one of the most replicated experiments in all of science, and you refuse even tell us what kind of effect to look for.
ie..are you actually asking me to calculate the interferance patterns and give you a value?
sure i did, i said compare graphene to gold both can be extremely thin and the effects measured and manipulated (temp etc)You refuse to say what parameter we need to measure,
let alone predict the size of the alleged effect or what sensitivity of measurement we would require in order to detect it.
all mass is affected by a variety of em exposures. No matter the molecular structure, every element that even combines is held by em (cause).
the variation is hugenormous between mass. So identify which 'wavelength' for each structure and then begin recording. The double slit is just stupid to me and the identification of the threshold wavelengths for proteins, catalyst and cellular energy transfer is far more important (but this is like going back to grade school when i have to explain that colors are based on the mass which affects the release of energy your eye detect)
you have double slits on your head, why are you debating when it is basic that the mass is more important than believing what was accepted a long time ago. (ie... reminds me of how some thought you would fall off the edge of the earth (before they knew it was round))
In short , this is just childish nonsense. You have nothing. You are just making this up.
That claim is nonsense at it means to do nothing but try and insult me.
not my fault you are just learning what many have long since understood. (mass affects the release)