Wave-particle duality - Revision history

FredericBernard: Removed category physics

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Karajou: Reverted edits by AshK (talk) to last revision by Aschlafly

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Reverted edits by AshK (talk) to last revision by Aschlafly

AshK at 00:52, May 16, 2012

2012-05-16T00:52:09Z

Aschlafly: The wave characterization may be nothing more than than a manifestation of the underlying positional uncertainty of a particle, which disappears upon observation.

2012-05-06T15:03:57Z

The wave characterization may be nothing more than than a manifestation of the underlying positional uncertainty of a particle, which disappears upon observation.

Jcw: Removed incorrect example inserted by blocked user

2011-05-18T16:50:11Z

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Aschlafly: wikify, alter intro slightly

2010-11-22T03:16:55Z

wikify, alter intro slightly

TeacherEd at 22:25, November 21, 2010

2010-11-21T22:25:15Z

Recorder: get cat right, I hope

2008-08-31T17:05:56Z

get cat right, I hope

Recorder: New page: '''Wave-particle duality''' is the concept that matter and energy have both a wave nature and a particle nature. It is a fundamental result predicted by quantum mechanics. Wh...

2008-08-31T17:05:16Z

New page: '''Wave-particle duality''' is the concept that matter and energy have both a wave nature and a particle nature. It is a fundamental result predicted by quantum mechanics. Wh...

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'''Wave-particle duality''' is the concept that matter and energy have both a [[wave]] nature and a [[particle]] nature. It is a fundamental result predicted by [[quantum mechanics]].

Whether waves or particles are better suited for describing a system depends on the circumstances. For example, light is usually characterized as waves in most every-day applications, but [[photon]]s (light particles) must be considered in some situations, such as the [[photoelectric effect]] and most particle physics experiments.

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 '''Wave-particle duality''' is the concept that matter and energy have both a [[wave]] nature and a [[particle]] nature.  It is a fundamental result predicted by [[quantum mechanics]].
-Whether waves or particles are better suited for describing a system depends on the circumstances.  For example, light is usually characterized as waves in most every-day applications, but [[photon]]s (light particles) must be considered in some situations, such as the [[photoelectric effect]] and most particle physics experiments. The theory is part of [Biblical Scientific Foreknowledge] - for example, Jesus can be thought of as the "particle" form of God, whereas the Holy Spirit is the "wave" part.
+Whether waves or particles are better suited for describing a system depends on the circumstances.  For example, light is usually characterized as waves in most every-day applications, but [[photon]]s (light particles) must be considered in some situations, such as the [[photoelectric effect]] and most particle physics experiments. The theory is consistent with [[Biblical Scientific Foreknowledge]] - for example, Jesus can be thought of as the "particle" form of God, whereas the Holy Spirit is the "wave" part.
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