The wavelength of a particle (massive or massless) is just its frequency inverted and scaled by c—exactly like light.
λ=h/p
= Hz_kg c^2 / ( hf/c)
= Hz_kg c^2 / ( Hz_kg c^2 f/c)
= c/f
;)
Monday, March 24, 2025
De Broglie’s "Matter Waves" Are Just Ordinary Waves
The wavelength of a particle (massive or massless) is just its frequency inverted and scaled by c—exactly like light.
λ=h/p
= Hz_kg c^2 / ( hf/c)
= Hz_kg c^2 / ( Hz_kg c^2 f/c)
= c/f
;)
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