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I HAVE been able to express the equation representing the uniform motion of the surface of a Lorentz electron in a form which strongly suggests that the ‘parcel’ or particle aspect of the phenomenon may be associated with the interference of two waves. Thus, if (x, y, z) are Cartesian co-ordinates relative to a material observer and t is his proper time, the motion of the electron's surface is represented by
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MOSHARRAFA, A. The Motion of a Lorentz Electron as a Wave Phenomenon. Nature 124, 726–727 (1929). https://doi.org/10.1038/124726b0
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