Double-slit Experiment with Electrons
We know from measurements that there exists an electrical gradient out from Earth of +400 000 V. At a voltage of + 400 000 V far out in space, space must contain a cluster of positrons (antimatter), or that it is a cluster of electrons in our atmosphere with decreasing density out of Earth (Earth's gravity attracts electrons from space). If we define the earth potential as 0 V and the number of electrons out from the earth decreases, it will give a positive charge gradient. The latter scenario seems to be the most likely since positrons would cancel out all electrons in space (e.g. solar flares).
Suppose that there is a cluster of electrons in our atmosphere when evaluating the double-slit experiment, inject electrons into a cluster of electrons. What will be the outcome? Is it thinkable that an electromagnetic wave is formed in a cluster of electrons that can explains the creating of the interference pattern on the screen behind the slits?
I have done several very different experiments, not only double slit.
so any new theory should be able to explain all of experiments, the double slit is the most simple one. so even one can explain it, still face challenges to explain other much more complex experiments.
and I guess the photon-photon interaction might be the cause, otherwise it is difficult to explain Pre-particle pattern and transition patterns
Thanks for comments
Hui Peng, Thank you for the answer.
Could there be an interaction between electrons in an electron cluster in the same way as interaction between photons?
I have done some calculations for the double slit experiment. There are some strange paths near the slit plane. If you are interested, we could work together and see if your measurements can confirm the calculations.
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