Electrons emit photons when switching atomic shells therefo


1. Since waves gain interference as they pass through a slit, could
the single electron be emitting a photon (em wave) or another
frequency wave which is generating the interference pattern?


2. Single Electron must have a field (it has an electric charge in all
directions = force field) about it at all times, couldn't that field
be generating the interference pattern.

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3. If an electron emits a wave(photon) in atomic shell should we call
the electron a wave also......likewise if an electron emits a wave
passing through a slit should we call the electron itself a wave???