You better read Dr. yoon's article published in 1987 Apr in Nature
(magmillan Co. London) as a letter form titled" Fiber Synthesis by
Growth-Packing" as a star article( shown at News and view column in the
same issue). It is a polymer physics discribing a simulation experiment
of forming native fibers such as wood pulp or cotton fibers, or
proterin animal fibers such as wool or your hair, utilizing aromatic
polyamides. I believe his article was a monumental work in the history
of physical chemistry. Herhaps you may be also skeptical why his
experiment can be a monumental work, and how did Nature publish his
manuscript as a star article. I know early that QM man cannot
differenciate the acoustic wave from electromagnetic wave. And also
cannot differenciate the electron from light in term of forming wave.
In your idea light is corpuscles, but in Dr Yoon's idea light is an
electromagnetic wave which is continuous in character, forming numerous
layers of concentric spherical wave fronts surounding its source. Your
QM man believes that light is corpuscular photons which can travel in
the vacant space with their momentum given by its source, as though a
batted baseball flying in the sky, but Dr. Yoon thinks that light
propagation is an equilibrating process of electromagnetic energy
emitted by atoms building light source. In Dr.Yoon's idea electron can
coexist with protons in nuclear structure, but your QM man does not
accept such an idea. That is, Dr. Yoon has entirely different idea from
yours, and so can say that gammer rays can be emitted by oscillating
electron rings at the nearest site of nucleus. He estimated
theoretically that the electron ring with 1/431 of radius of that
emitting Lyman series of hydrogen spectrum, can emit such gammer rays.
You better go to the library of Chicago University and read his text.
Diffracted x-ray behaves like corpuscles, and cannot propagate by
inverse square distance rule. newedana says to Bjoen Feuerbacher.