how change in velocity of a moving particle change the wavelength of the particle
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lamda(wavelength) = Planck' constant / (momentum)
momentum = mv
and E=mc^2
lambda = hc^2/Ev
hope this helps.......
momentum = mv
and E=mc^2
lambda = hc^2/Ev
hope this helps.......
BeginnerBro:
there must be mass even if it is infinitely small
energy is equivalent to mass, not always mass comes infront of you as it is, Einstein wins
but energy isn't a particle and neither can it have a frequency
energy is everything
things are just manifestations of it
electron are nothing but parts emerging from matter field
so lambda = hc^2/v right?
I don't know if the mass energy equivalence formula will work here or not, but I think λ = h•c²/E•v
I am not so much familiar with mathematical part of physics
oh my bad I missed the E part
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