What is the radius of an electron’s exact orbit?
It is well-known that the Compton wavelength of the electron has the following value:
lc=2.4263081310-12[m]
Assuming that the wave extends around the entire circumference of an electron, we can calculate its radius, re.
By dividing the Compton wavelength
lc
By
2p
:
re=3.86158910-13[m]
This would then be the electron radius.
Problem is, the structure of elementary particles as built of photons in circular orbit is not yet accepted by physicists.