Relationship between E-field and Probability Amplitude of Waves

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Electromagnetic waves can be classically described by Maxwell's equations.

Photons can be described by probability waves.

In this case, what is the relationship between the electric field and the probability amplitude?

Are they directly proportional to each other? What about the fact that one is a vector and the other a scalar?

The Intensity is proportional to the square of the E-field amplitude, and also proportional to the square of the probability amplitude.

I thought this would be a commonly asked question.

Did you read the thread? Your question stated that photons could be described by probability waves and then asked a question that if that were were the case...... The lack of responses would suggest that it cannot be the case.

Did you read the thread? Your question stated that photons could be described by probability waves and then asked a question that if that were were the case...... The lack of responses would suggest that it cannot be the case.

Yeah I know, but I was asking if you yourself know the answer.

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