activity
19982023
most citedSpinor extended Lorentz-force like equations as consequence of a spinorial structure of space-time

6 citations · 15 across the 12 of their papers we have counts for

collaborators

12 papers

physics.gen-ph2023

Rotation curves of galaxies via Reissner-Nordstrom induced gravity and an alternative explanation of Dark Matter

J. Buitrago

The dynamics of a neutral test particle in the spacetime geometry cor-responding to a central massive and charged object (Reissner-Nordstrom Metric) is examined. For a radial dista…

hep-th2021

Local SU(3) gauge invariance in Weyl 2-spinor language and quark-gluon plasma equations of motion

J. Buitrago

In a new Weyl 2-spinor approach to Non abelian Gauge Theories, starting with the local U(1) Gauge group of a previous work, we study now the SU(3) case corresponding to quarks (ant…

physics.gen-ph2020

Relativistic correction to the Bohr radius and electron distance expectation value via Dirac Equation

J. Buitrago

In this article and beginning with the Dirac solution to the Hydrogen atom in its ground state, the exact results corresponding to the expectation value of the distance of the elec…

physics.gen-ph2020

Electron internal energy and internal motion (Zitterbewegung) as consequence of local U(1) gauge invariance in two-spinor language

J. Buitrago

Starting with the results obtained in a previous paper in which classical local U(1) gauge invariance in terms of the electromagnetic field strenghts instead of the usual formulati…

gr-qc2020

Unified Picture of Electromagnetic and Gravitational Forces in Two-Spinor Language

J. Buitrago

The well known Geodesic Equation of General Relativity is newly formulated in Weyl two-spinor language in a convenient way susceptible of being combined with a set of two-spinor eq…

hep-th2011

Classical Weyl-Spinor approach to U(1) and non-abelian local gauge theories

J. Buitrago, S. Hajjawi

In a previous paper we introduced two linear spinor equations equivalent to the Lorentz Force and stated that these equations were fairly general and could be applied to any force…