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Karim Habashy
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Hi All,
Lets assume, we have piece of cubic copper of side length 1 cm metal with neutral charge, so:
1) The free electrons in this piece of copper exist everywhere as waves? , each electron with its quantum state.
2) On applying an external electric field the wave-function collapse and they start behaving like particles ?
Are the above conclusions right ?
Thanks
Lets assume, we have piece of cubic copper of side length 1 cm metal with neutral charge, so:
1) The free electrons in this piece of copper exist everywhere as waves? , each electron with its quantum state.
2) On applying an external electric field the wave-function collapse and they start behaving like particles ?
Are the above conclusions right ?
Thanks