There is no such thing as an electron wave.
They are quantized entities.Nope! A free electron has a higher mass-energy than a bound electron within a material. Thus, its mass-energy is NOT quantized to have the exact same energy under all circumstances.
Their movement however is a mystery,No it is not! An electron moves like any other coherent wave (with a single frequency) moves. We understand VERY WELL how coherent waves move.
since their movement is governed by a wave equation, common to all particles, that has no other physical manifestation than to determine the probability of finding an electron at any particular point in time and space.This is Voodoo-physics and patently NOT TRUE: The intensity of an electron-wave is NOT a probability distribution, but is that of an EM wave which has an EM-energy E=m*c^2.
vacuum-mechanics
Feb 24, 2013This is interesting; anyway it is interesting to note that nowadays we still do not know what the electron wave is! Understand the mechanism behind particle-wave duality (as below) would help to understand the mentioned problem in HTS.
http://www.vacuum...17〈=en