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Wave Equation of the Electron

Nature, 1951
For the description of an electron by a wave equation, the simplest equation available is the Dirac equation, which in the usual notation reads This corresponds to a point particle of charge e, spin ½ħ and magnetic moment eħ/2mc.
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On Relativistic Wave Equations

Physical Review, 1947
The problem of the relativistic invariance of a first-order wave equation with matrix coefficients ${\ensuremath{\beta}}_{k}$ is examined. It is found that it is intimately connected with the structure of the enveloping algebra of the $\ensuremath{\beta}$-matrices.
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Constrained Wave Equations and Wave Maps

Communications in Mathematical Physics, 2003
In this paper it is proved that wave maps can be obtained by a penalization method using certain regularity conditions on the initial data, otherwise the solutions of the penalized equation converge weakly to a solution of the system of coupled equations obtained by Keller and Rubinstein by a multi-scale formal analysis.
Shatah, Jalal, Zeng, Chongchun
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