Why Don't Parts of Electron Wave Repel?
Most recent answer: 06/29/2016
Q:
If the electron is spread out as a wave, then it's charge must be spread out too, but wouldn't there be self-interaction of the electron with itself?
- Andrew (age 19)
Sewell, NJ
- Andrew (age 19)
Sewell, NJ
A:
That's a deep question. We've already sort of answered it:
https://van.physics.illinois.edu/qa/listing.php?id=1162
Mike W.
(published on 06/29/2016)