And can you explain the results of the Stern Gerlach experiment, which showed that the spin of a charged particle can have only two values, plus or minus 1/2????

The explanation is that the spin of the electron is quantized.

Can you re-phrase the question?

37 minutes ago, swansont said:

Can you re-phrase the question?

Actually, the question was asked to the author of the previous topic, who was trying to find a classical explanation for the results of the experiment with electron diffraction at two slits. And it was set to show that it is impossible to find classical explanations for quantum effects.

1 hour ago, SergUpstart said:

Actually, the question was asked to the author of the previous topic, who was trying to find a classical explanation for the results of the experiment with electron diffraction at two slits. And it was set to show that it is impossible to find classical explanations for quantum effects.

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1. You didn't quote or otherwise indicate that your question was directed at the OP, and 

2. Spin polarization is not a wave-particle issue, so it's off-topic for that discussion. There's no point in inviting more, possibly confused discussion on top of what already exists.