WSM = Wave Structure of Matter

so when u say matter is a wave you are talking about a standing wave. God! why didn't somebody tell me that!

Yes, a standing wave!

Although these "standing" waves can also do a bit of walking. ;-)

See Gabriel Lafreniere's animations of waves (WSM) for some fine examples.

Thanks for replying. I am physics student and desperately tying to understand this wave-particle duality and uncertainty principle.

So this theory states all everything itself is vibrating like a standing wave, and because when measuring waves we can not measure the exact wavelength unless we measure for an infinitely long period of time, we have a uncertainty. Is this correct?

If you have some number of wavelengths of a wave, say n, then the length of that wave train is lambda*n and so that is the uncertainty of distance, while the uncertainty of time is one wave period (you can't count time in smaller units). Therefore there is nothing mysterious in the uncertainty principle. However be careful about giving this as an answer in a test.

@artynz thanks

Thanx for the video, NZ.

The particle duality is "scale of perception" only, there is no actual duality as the particle only appears when a threshhold of charge (amplitude) is defined and a perimiter is made. -Research "Bubble Chambers" and "particle 'discovery'". The branes are a theory that may very well encompass aspects of ether waves (in lack of a better description), but they too are mere 'reasoned' objects.

Akash == aether == we have no idea, but apparently it is "that which is".

These renderings are absolutely beautiful. I have never been able to visualize these things before, and this really is interesting. If I could give this video 6 stars, I would.

Thanks!  :-)