Kinematic Relativity of Quantum Mechanics: Free Particle with Different Boundary Conditions
Gintautas Kamuntavičius, Gintautas Kamuntavičius
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Gintautas Kamuntavičius, Gintautas Kamuntavičius
Abstract
An investigation of origins of the quantum mechanical momentum operator has shown that it corresponds to the nonrelativistic momentum of classical special relativity theory rather than the relativistic one, as has been unconditionally believed in traditional relativistic quantum mechanics until now. Taking this correspondence into account, relativistic momentum and energy operators are defined. Schrödinger equations with relativistic kinematics are introduced and investigated for a free particle and a particle trapped in the deep potential well.
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An investigation of origins of the quantum mechanical momentum operator has shown that it corresponds to the nonrelativistic momentum of classical special relativity theory rather than the relativistic one, as has been unconditionally believed in traditional relativistic quantum mechanics until now. Taking this correspondence into account, relativistic momentum and energy operators are defined. Schrödinger equations with relativistic kinematics are introduced and investigated for a free particle and a particle trapped in the deep potential well.
Key concepts: Relativistic mechanics, Physics, Relativistic quantum mechanics, Energy–momentum relation, Classical mechanics, Momentum operator, Relativistic speed, Kinematics