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S Beck
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Photons are point-like particles with no size, but they have different frequencies. Photons with certain frequencies (like microwave photons) can not pass through the holes of the mesh on a microwave oven, so this confuses me. Photons seem to act like they have size at low frequencies. I have learned that a single photon is not an EM wave and have no electric or magnetic fields as this is QM, not classical electrodynamics. How can photons of certain frequencies not pass through holes of a certain size too small if they are point-like particles?