If all particles are wave-like, does it also go to say that all waves are particle-like? Like, does every wave, from gamma rays down to radio waves, have a photon with it?
I've always thought of waves as big, long continuous things, but I just realized last night that I think I'm wrong on that. Basically, in say, a gamma ray, could it be said that the photon is the wave, and it moves in a curvy kind of pattern with a specific wavelength and amplitude and such, and once this waves moves through you without interacting it's just gone? Hope I worded that ok...I know what I'm trying to say but it'd not real easy to put it into words...