On the Dirac equation with PT-symmetric potentials in the presence of position-dependent mass
arXiv:1103.2460 · doi:10.1016/j.physleta.2011.05.029
Abstract
The relativistic problem of fermions subject to a PT-symmetric potential in the presence of position-dependent mass is reinvestigated. The influence of the PT-symmetric potential in the continuity equation and in the orthonormalization condition are analyzed. In addition, a misconception diffused in the literature on the interaction of neutral fermions is clarified.
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