Question:
How to construct another wave-function from one such that it overall gain a negative sign in the Dirac equation?
Solution:
The Dirac equation is:
iℏ∂Ψ∂t=(ˆαˆp+mc2ˆβ)Ψ.
We know {α,β}=αβ+βα=0, so we have αβ=−βα, that how a negative sign is introduced.
So all we need to do to make sure it gain an overall negative sign is simply make sure we have odd number of αβ.
That explains the existence of anti matter!
How to construct another wave-function from one such that it overall gain a negative sign in the Dirac equation?
Solution:
The Dirac equation is:
iℏ∂Ψ∂t=(ˆαˆp+mc2ˆβ)Ψ.
We know {α,β}=αβ+βα=0, so we have αβ=−βα, that how a negative sign is introduced.
So all we need to do to make sure it gain an overall negative sign is simply make sure we have odd number of αβ.
That explains the existence of anti matter!
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