I am currently investigating the electron, simulating its behaviour to demonstrate the emergence of its magnetic moment from the movement of its three orthogonally spinning stein triangles. The model is actually running as I write, and this evening I should know for sure whether the breathing cycle behaves over a full period.
This is how it looks. It has a rapid cycle, but the waveform is not a simple waveform. Instead, it is the superposition of several waves.
The lumps on the curve change as it progresses through a much longer cycle, and the eneire electron expands and contracts every ~392 spin cycles.
This is all new to science. The whole breathing cycle only takes around 56ys (yoctoseconds), that’s 56 millionths of an attosecond!
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