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Does de Broglie wave length apply to composite particles? For example a very low momentum neutron does it have a very large wave length? Or do we think in terms of the three quarks that make up the neutron? The three quarks do not have low momentum they are banging back and forth inside the neutron and so have a shorter de Broglie wave length.
Which way is the right way to think about this?
Which way is the right way to think about this?