Relativistic Dynamical Quantum Mechanics with Applications… (Hardcover)
$81.99
- BOOK PREVIEW AVAILABLE
- Derives and introduces the fourth spatial dimension into relativistic quantum mechanics
- Generalization/correction to the famous e=mc^2
- 4th dimension applied to several problems including spintronics and superconductors
- Detailed and thorough derivations
Description
The first edition of a science and/or physics book demonstrating the formalization of the fourth dimension and its incorporation into quantum mechanics. The fourth dimension enables quantum mechanics to describe more including dynamical phenomena like transitions between quantum states, and provides deeper insights into superposition of quantum systems.
The book consists of the following eight chapters.
- A Very Special Theory of Relativity
- Including the Fourth Dimension
- Revisiting Fundamental Problems
- Non-Hermitian Operators
- Fundamentals of Quantum Transport
- Spintronics In 4D
- Relativistic Treatment Of Superconductors
- Historic Fundamentals of Superconductivity
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