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We start from Feynman`s idea to use negative probabilities to describe thetwo slit experiment and other quantum interfernce experiments. Formally byusing negative probability distributions we can explain the results of the twoslit experiment on the basis of the pure corpuscular picture of quantummechnanics. However, negative probabilities are absurd objects in the frameworkof the standard Kolmogorov theory of probability. We present a large class ofnon-Kolmogorovean probability models where negative probabilities are welldefined on the frequency basis. These are models with probabilities whichbelong to the so-called field of $p$-adic numbers. However, these models arecharacterized by correlations between trails. Therefore, we predictcorrelations between particles in interference experiments. In fact, ourpredictions are similar to the predictions of the so-called nonergodicinterpretation of quantum mechanics, which was proposed by V. Buonomano. Wepropose the concrete experiments (in particular, in the framework of theneutron interferometry) to verify our predictions on the correlations.

p-adic probability prediction of correlations between particles in the two-slit and neutron interferometry experiments