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In Young’s double slit experiment, if we use a single electron, then the electron-wave would divide itself into two wavelets due to two narrow slits. Similarly would the electron-matter divide itself in that experiment? If it would not, then through one slit, both the electron-wave and electron-matter would go and through one slit only electron-wave would go. But we would not see any assymmetry in interference pattern, why?