matter-waves-move-one-another-never-share-space

11/10/2014

This blog article discusses the concept of matter waves and their behavior. It explains how matter waves, which are associated with particles, can pass through each other and never share the same space. The article uses the analogy of waves in the ocean to help understand this behavior. It also explores the concept of wave-particle duality and how matter can exhibit both particle and wave-like properties. The author suggests that understanding the behavior of matter waves can provide insights into the nature of particles and the fundamental principles of quantum mechanics.

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