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Symmetry and asymmetry energy are the same things. There is some confusion on name in literature. Mostly in literature the symmetry energy is reffered to the (N-Z)^2/A term in the weizsacker semiempirical mass formula. But it is also reffered as the asymmetry energy.

I have worked out the relativistic equation of motion (wave equation). It is in the attached file. I found it difficult to type in latex - hence the doc file. Please let me know your opinion. qnusmani

I am reading this thread with considerable interest. So far a relativistic langrangian density of a rod has been obtained. What about the equation of motion. This may find application in nuclear physics,