Phase velocity electric current

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In quantum mechanics, particles also behave as waves with complex phases. By the de Broglie hypothesis, we see that

Vp=w/k=E/p


Does have relation Volt with momentum or wavnumber(2Pi/wavelength) ?
and current with phase velocity ?
 
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Voltage is Potential Energy so it is related to frequency. The corresponding wave-number is related to the magnetic vector potential 'A'.