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If you have wave-systems with high enough fidelity (Q-factor in a cavity for example), they behave a lot like particles in certain energy/time regimes. People y
by scottlocklin 7y ago
If you have wave-systems with high enough fidelity (Q-factor in a cavity for example), they behave a lot like particles in certain energy/time regimes. People yelling from a mountain top hear echoes.
- scotty79 7y agoPeople have always thought about "atoms" of matter as being primary units of existance and waves being some second order, compound behavior. That's why it was so hard to get rid of the idea of ether.