Titlebook: On the Wave Nature of Matter; A New Approach to Re Donald C. Chang Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusi

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offers a valuable resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of quantum mechanics and its fundamental role in shaping our understanding of the physical world..978-3-031-48779-8978-3-031-48777-4

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A New Understanding on Wave-Particle Duality: Comparing the Quantum Wave Model with the Copenhagen Itions of quantum mechanics had been proposed, such as the . and the .. None of these theories, however, can offer a logical basis to fully explain the results of the double-slit experiment. Neither can they provide a physical basis to derive the quantum wave equation for the electron.

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Experimental Tests on the Principle of Relativity and the Twin Paradoxour universe have a boundary? So, there will be plenty of opportunities for future generations of cosmologists. In the future, we may be able to resolve some of the outstanding questions using observations from Moon-based astronomy.

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The Birth of Quantum Mechanics: Arriving of the Photon Conceptct and found that the energy of light is transferred in small “quantum”, as predicted in the Planck‘s relation. From then on, people started to realize that light is composed of discrete packages of energy, each of which could be regarded as a particle. This particle-like energy quantum is now called “photon”.

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The Quantum Origin of the So-Called “Relativistic Relations”of the vacuum, one can easily explain: Why is the speed of light constant? Why can no particle travel faster than light? And why is the mass of a particle speed-dependent? Furthermore, . can now be understood as a force of ., instead of ..

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Derivation of the Quantum Wave Equations Based on Wave Excitation in the Vacuumfunction of a photon is modeled as a plane wave, while the matter wave representing a massive particle is modeled as a vortex wave. The so-called “.” can be obtained from the . of the particle wave function. Most interestingly, such derivation suggests a way to connect the concept of “.” to a wave property.