A Square-Integrable Spinor Solution to Non-Interacting Dirac Equations
arXiv:2111.07871 · doi:10.1063/5.0058787
Abstract
We consider the Dirac equation written in polar form, without any external potential but equipped with a non-zero tensorial connection, and we find a new type of solution that is localized around the origin with a decreasing exponential behaviour in the radial coordinate.
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