Double Slit Wave Interference With Single Electrons

[metastable]

I have heard that wavelike interference patterns are observed in the double slit experiment even when electrons are fired one by one.

https://physicsworld.com/a/the-double-slit-experiment/

My knowledge on the experimental setup is very basic. The reason I am posting here is out of curiosity relating to an equation I helped formulate describing a spiral superimposed on a sphere, which was "inspired" by the larmor precession of an electron magnetic moment in a changing magnetic field. I am not claiming the spiral equation in any way represents an actual electron. Still, I observe the spiral itself when viewed from many different angles resembles a wave interference pattern. My question is does the wave-interference-like-pattern visible in the spiral have any relationship to the wave-interference-like-pattern visible in the one-by-one-electron double slit wave interference experiment?

In this video of single electron precession, the electron magnetic moment "appears" to trace a spiral...


This animation shows an increasingly tight spiral arc from the north to the south pole of the surface of a sphere:
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/defining-vectors.972018/

https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/defining-vectors.972018/

^Notice as the number of "turns" increases, a wavelike interference pattern appears to develop...

 

[BvU]

My question is does the wave-interference-like-pattern visible in the spiral have any relationship to the wave-interference-like-pattern visible in the one-by-one-electron double slit wave interference experiment?

Answer: No, none at all.