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Yes that is correct. In

In general if the action functional of associated with the object is much larger than the Planck quantum then the object will behave almost classical in this particular case like a particle.

In most case but not all a larger action functional is associated with a larger energy so in many cases a good rule of thumb is that the higher the energy is the more classical an object behaves in. In this case the object behaves more like a classical particle than a wave. Note that high velocity is associated with high energy for your case.

Yes that is correct. In general if the action functional of associated with the object is much larger than the Planck quantum then the object will behave almost classical in this particular case like a particle.

In most case but not all a larger action functional is associated with a larger energy so in many cases a good rule of thumb is that the higher the energy is the more classical an object behaves in this case the object behaves more like a classical particle than a wave.

Yes that is correct.

In general if the action functional associated with the object is much larger than the Planck quantum then the object will behave almost classical in this particular case like a particle.

In most case but not all a larger action functional is associated with a larger energy so in many cases a good rule of thumb is that the higher the energy is the more classical an object behaves. In this case the object behaves more like a classical particle than a wave. Note that high velocity is associated with high energy for your case.

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Michael
Michael
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Yes that is correct. In general if the action functional of associated with the object is much larger than the Planck quantum then the object will behave almost classical in this particular case like a particle.

In most case but not all a larger action functional is associated with a larger energy so in many cases a good rule of thumb is that the higher the energy is the more classical an object behaves in this case the object behaves more like a classical particle than a wave.