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|    sobriquet to All    |
|    Re: yt physics -wave dynamics    |
|    29 Jul 25 12:16:14    |
      From: dohduhdah@yahoo.com              Op 29/07/2025 om 10:34 schreef Julio Di Egidio:       > On 29/07/2025 04:46, sobriquet wrote:       >       >> If we look at the way a string vibrates, for instance on a guitar,       >> we can imagine that same wave motion on a circle instead of a straight       >> line.       >       > No, that's a different setup where the curve is fixed at       > the boundaries and not periodic, and gives standing waves.       >       > There is indeed a lot of mathematics on various possible       > "boundary conditions", but you were asking for a *physics*       > setup and explanation underling *wave quantisation*...       >       > -Julio       >              But if we look at electron orbitals, surely these are not static       shapes over time?              https://i.imgur.com/ovN6xme.png              Are they just rotating or are they also fluctuating in size/amplitude?              Would an electron absorbing or emitting a photon just be like a       variation of the same shape or going from one shape to a different shape?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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