1989Soviet journal of nuclear physicsRequires access

Relativistic bound systems in quantum electrodynamics

S.I. Nagornyi, Yu. A. Kasatkin, E.V. Inopin, I.K. Kirichenko

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The covariant formulation of field theory is used to develop a Lorentz- and gauge-invariant approach to the description of electromagnetic processes on nuclear systems with consistent allowance for their internal structure. The transition to dynamics on the light-front hypersurface is considered.

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The covariant formulation of field theory is used to develop a Lorentz- and gauge-invariant approach to the description of electromagnetic processes on nuclear systems with consistent allowance for their internal structure. The transition to dynamics on the light-front hypersurface is considered.

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The covariant formulation of field theory is used to develop a Lorentz- and gauge-invariant approach to the description of electromagnetic processes on nuclear systems with consistent allowance for their internal structure. The transition to dynamics on the light-front hypersurface is considered.

Key concepts: Physics, Covariant transformation, Stochastic electrodynamics, Quantum electrodynamics, Electromagnetic field, Classical electromagnetism, Quantum field theory, Lorentz covariance

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