A.
B.
Other than the orientation and the pixel density, can you tell what is what in these two, and what are the differences?
No?
What if I tell you that one is a 2-slit interference experiment using single electrons, while the other is a 2-slit interference experiment using single photons. Can you tell which is which?
You are not at fault if you can't, because I won't be able to either, just from looking at the figures. Figure A is the single-photon interference experiment, while Figure B is the single-electron interference experiment (G. Matteucci et al., Eur. J. Phys. v.34, p.511 (2013)). The effects look the same for both.
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That's volume 34, 511 (2013). One web link to it is
http://stacks.iop.org/EJP/34/511
I cant imagine how is it possible to make a interference experiment with photos ;-)
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