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In particle physics, can two or more distinct particles have the exact same measurement of electron volts? If so, how could the particles be differentiated?

asked Aug 11, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by Cannock TC

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What comes the first in nature, wave or particle?

asked Aug 11, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by gardm1nt

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Since photons have a duality between being a wave and a particle, does it interact with the Higgs field when it behaves as a particle?

asked Jul 20, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by bobflemming

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What does it mean that particles are "wave-packets"? Individual particles don't have amplitude and so they can't be waves in the classical sense, but they do have frequency and wavelength, so they must be SOME kind of wave.

asked Jul 20, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by goldwise

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What is the overlooked obvious answer to understanding the double slit experiment just about everyone has seemed to miss and which makes it much less confusing?

asked Jul 20, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by ejenner

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How is energy transferred to the next particle in a transverse wave as the particle is propagating up and down?

asked Jul 20, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by Suhayb Manzoor

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How do we know that a particle is in a superposition? If our measurement collapses the wavefunction then how is it that we ever measure a particle in a superposition?

asked Jul 19, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by KennethMillen

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What is 1 photon defined as in terms of a wave? And how does this differ from a single oscillation?

asked Jul 19, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by Conor Paterson

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How is the wave function related to the wave-like properties of an electron?

asked Jul 18, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by Luke World

+226 votes

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Is a photon a particle or a wave?

asked Jul 18, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by Kamilla Gallai-Dinc

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Is it possible that particles and waves exist on a spectrum?

asked Jul 18, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by DIY Bobster (3.8k points)

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Can irrational numbers be observed?

asked Jul 17, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by QuantumSeeker

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Is there math that describes a physical particle (not a wave) is being guided by a quantum wave?

asked Jul 17, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by Twobarrows&asprog

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How would a particle-wave duality be a manifestation of an underlying symmetry?

asked Jul 17, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by CelestialSeeker

+159 votes

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What pattern will a tennis ball show if you shoot billions of them through two giant slits, large enough to mimic electrons slits and the screen and distance, equivalent of a double slit experiment?

asked Jul 16, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by Neonlight7

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Does physics now have a definitive answer to the question "Is light a wave or a particle?"?

asked Jul 15, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by plumb.bob

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Can particles and waves in physics also be seen as a parallel to yin and yang?

asked Jul 15, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by Mwss77

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What is the role of duality in Western thought?

asked Jul 15, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by JohnD555

+34 votes

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What is the nature of feeling, a particle or a wave?

asked Jul 14, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by EchoingTwilight

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When light enters the eyes, is light a particle or a wave? If so, what happens to this particle or wave when it is 'seen'? Is it absorbed physically?

asked Jul 14, 2022 in Wave Particle Duality by Steve Chappell

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