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i was going through the diffraction experiment and had a question that i would like to ask:
suppose i am performing the diffraction experiment using a single electron,firstly how the energy contained in electron in terms of its physical properties such as charge,angular momentum and spin can be seen in waves?.
second, if i put an apparatus to look for the electron how is the energy of wave transforming back into the particle and then seen in nature of particle such as spin, angular momentum and charge?
or if someone could tell me that how is the field energy of particle is transformin into the energy of wave. it appears as if there is a violation to conservation of energy.
suppose i am performing the diffraction experiment using a single electron,firstly how the energy contained in electron in terms of its physical properties such as charge,angular momentum and spin can be seen in waves?.
second, if i put an apparatus to look for the electron how is the energy of wave transforming back into the particle and then seen in nature of particle such as spin, angular momentum and charge?
or if someone could tell me that how is the field energy of particle is transformin into the energy of wave. it appears as if there is a violation to conservation of energy.
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