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One way to model the wavelike property of a trapped particle is to have it do something (say expand and contract) on a periodic basis as it travels though space. Assuming the periodic expansion and contraction matches the wavelength of the particle, it will "interfere" with other particles the same way different parts of a wave interfere with each other. An example of 40 particles with interference is at http://youtu.be/Fg3ifqBNDB8
An example of a single particle acting as a wave is at http://youtu.be/yPC5lxCXOkM
If there are concerns with this type of model, can those be elaborated on here?
An example of a single particle acting as a wave is at http://youtu.be/yPC5lxCXOkM
If there are concerns with this type of model, can those be elaborated on here?