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From Random Fringes to Deterministic Response: Statistical Foundations of Time-Reversed Young Interferometry
Young interference is usually read as the gradual statistical accumulation of random detection events. Here we show that a time-reversed Young (TRY) geometry has a different statistical character: the fringe is not a marginal distribution of detector positions, but a conditional response indexed by
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