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In describing the fermionic state, the Dirac equation is the most fundamental in physics. The full power of the equation, however, seems to be obscured by a complicated mathematical apparatus which prevents us gaining a more direct knowledge of the fermionic state. To get beyond this hurdle means breaking the equation | In describing the fermionic state, the Dirac equation is the most fundamental in physics. The full power of the equation, however, seems to be obscured by a complicated mathematical apparatus which prevents us gaining a more direct knowledge of the fermionic state. To get beyond this hurdle means breaking the equation's mathematical code. The reward for doing this is a new set of insights into particle physics and quantum mechanics. | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | Breaking the Dirac Code |
| Author(s) | Peter Rowlands |
| Keywords | Dirac |
| Published | 2006 |
| No. of pages | 19 |
Abstract
In describing the fermionic state, the Dirac equation is the most fundamental in physics. The full power of the equation, however, seems to be obscured by a complicated mathematical apparatus which prevents us gaining a more direct knowledge of the fermionic state. To get beyond this hurdle means breaking the equation's mathematical code. The reward for doing this is a new set of insights into particle physics and quantum mechanics.