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Thanks Bert for sharing your exciting work ..that was really neat.
Andrew the point is finally I take it that one electron behaves as if is were more than one.. it is most perplexing to wonder what is going on.
There must be a simple explanation its just no one knows what it is...is that it?
Maybe what we think is one electron is in fact much more... if it in fact has many parts one could work from there.
mmmm dont think many would buy that one.
I will think how the gravity push Universe explains it... in a sea of particles flowing all over the place a single electron may cause some sort of knock on effect
mmm
probably no sale there either.
I have never believed in waves as others see them but more in the nature of the movement of many particles... well like a wave on a pond ..what we see are many particles moving yet we call what we see a single wave... maybe some sort of knock on effect in the medium we fire the electron into.. air?..I presume however they would do this in a vacuum otherwise you would have to take into account maybe the effect of the particles in air. Still do we ever get a true vacuum.
Interesting to wonder about... but the way I see it many are intrigued by what happens.
alex
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