Is Matter Wave Travel Faster Than the Speed of Light?

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Ismatter wave travel faster than velocity of light?:oldsurprised:
 
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Ismatter wave travel faster than velocity of light?:oldsurprised:
Can you tell us anything about why and/or how you are thinking about it? E.g. have you read it anywhere, and if so, a link to the source would be helpful...
 
I think what the OP means is that if you take the De Broglie wavelength h/mvγ and multiply by the frequency mc2γ/h, you get c2/v which is more than c. I also would like some more clarity as to exactly why this isn't a problem.
 
DennisN said:
Can you tell us anything about why and/or how you are thinking about it? E.g. have you read it anywhere, and if so, a link to the source would be helpful...
Yes i read this in my book
 
akashpandey said:
Yes i read this in my book
Which book?
 

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