First posited in 1928, this principle is in agreement with the de Broglie theory of matter-waves in its assertion that certain phenomena, such as light and electrons, can be described in terms of waves or in terms of particles.
First posited in 1928, this principle is in agreement with the de Broglie theory of matter-waves in its assertion that certain phenomena, such as light and electrons, can be described in terms of waves or in terms of particles. As such, a complete understanding of these pheneomna can never be achieved by describing them as one or the other, but must employ both descriptions of their properties. his is, FTP, an extremely simplistic summary of what tenet, the brainchild of Niels Bohr?
First posited in 1928, this principle is in agreement with the de Broglie theory of matter-waves in its assertion that certain phenomena, such as light and electrons, can be described in terms of waves or in terms of particles.
the {complementarity} principle