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Proof that the De Broglie wavelength of a moving electron is equivalent to the Beat Frequency wavelength of the electron standing wave’s IN and OUT spherical wave components.

Declan Traill

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The De Broglie wave that accompanies a moving particle is evidence of the wave nature of matter and is supporting evidence for Quantum Mechanics, yet this phenomenon can also be explained using only Classical Physics and the knowledge that an electron is a spherical standing wave.

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The De Broglie wave that accompanies a moving particle is evidence of the wave nature of matter and is supporting evidence for Quantum Mechanics, yet this phenomenon can also be explained using only Classical Physics and the knowledge that an electron is a spherical standing wave.

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The De Broglie wave that accompanies a moving particle is evidence of the wave nature of matter and is supporting evidence for Quantum Mechanics, yet this phenomenon can also be explained using only Classical Physics and the knowledge that an electron is a spherical standing wave.

Key concepts: Matter wave, Physics, Wave mechanics, Wavelength, Electron, Quantum mechanics, Wave–particle duality, Beat (acoustics)

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