....getting back on topic..... [Linked Image]

Hole flow is actually just an extension of one of Newton's basics of physical law.

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

If the electron (negative charge) goes in one direction, the neucleus (which is now positively charged) goes the other.

Think of a capacitor charging. As all the negative charges stack up on one plate, the other plate is stacking up with positive charges.
The thing that bothers me about this "physically" is that (in my mind) the neucleus obviously cannot be moving to that plate or the capacitor would become a black hole of mass on one end and almost mass-less (if that's a word) on the other.

As to how much of a "I need to know this" piece of info this is, I think it is much more useful in understanding certain aspects of semi-conductor properties than electro-mechanical work.

Any thoughts on this that don't involve peas and ice? [Linked Image]