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A photon may exhibit wave-particle duality if it consists of a packet of two photons of the same quantized energy and the same wavelength. One photon of the packet may alone exhibit the particlelike property, while both the photons of the packet may together exhibit the wavelike property through diffraction. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Both the phenomenon of the exchange of force-carrying particles between two interacting objects and the process of exchange of positions between two extranuclear electrons during emission of X-ray photons, occurring in one-dimensional boxes, are independent of the uniform rectilinear motion of the boxes with respect to outside observers at rest, indicating that mixing of relativistic kinematics and nonrelativistic quantum mechanics is possible. An X-ray photon is actually a bundle of two photons of energy 0.51 MeV each. The space-time quantization of the mass, energy, etc., of a particle shows that space and time do not disappear with the disappearance of objects. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]