If you fire a single particle between two slits repeatedly, the cumulative places it hits form a wave-like interference pattern, of course.
If you fire a single particle between two slits just once and it still forms a wave-like interference pattern, then surely what is being observed is more than just a probability distribution?
If you fire a single particle between two slits just once and it still forms a wave-like interference pattern, then surely what is being observed is more than just a probability distribution?