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Exercise of Dirac Field Theory
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[QUOTE="DEvens, post: 4961302, member: 475460"] Don't forget the difference between p0 the Eigenvalue, and p0 the operator. You need to solve for both the Eigenvalue and the Eigenvector. The value p0=m corresponds to one vector, and the value p0=-m to another. The equation in your part 1 has to be an operator equation, and can't be true without acting on a wave function. [/QUOTE]
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