electron wave equation
- From: "mihai cartoaje" <repstsb@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 11:03:29 +0000 (UTC)
I have noticed that if a curved space-time M is equipped with a
parallelization w: T(M) -> R^4, and the Dirac lagrangean is formulated
as,
L = Psi^bar (i gamma^k (d Psi) /\ * w_k + (i/2) gamma^k Psi d * w_k -
- m Psi * 1)
(Psi^bar = Psi^h gamma^0, w_k = eta_kl w^l and w^l is a component of
w), then extremizing the action by varying Psi in the usual manner
leads to the wave equation,
i gamma^k (d Psi) /\ * w_k + (i/2) gamma^k Psi d * w_k - m Psi * 1 = 0
and the current,
j = Psi^bar gamma^k Psi w_k
has the property d * j = 0.
.
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