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AakashPandita
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According to Broigle,
λ=h/p
where
p=momentum,
h=planck constant, and
λ=wavelength
But that means,
if λ increases, then p will increase
p=mv
and so v will increase along with the wavelength
But what if the v is that of light,i.e, c?
λ=h/p
where
p=momentum,
h=planck constant, and
λ=wavelength
But that means,
if λ increases, then p will increase
p=mv
and so v will increase along with the wavelength
But what if the v is that of light,i.e, c?