Klein-Gordan Eqn: Understanding Negative Probabilities

[captain]

I am having trouble understand why the klein-gordan eqn is accepted to describe spin 0 particles since it gives the wrong statistical interpretation (such as negative probablities).

 

[Fra]

Instead of trying to answer, I'll add another question without insinuating anything.

I am having trouble understand why the klein-gordan eqn is accepted to describe spin 0 particles since it gives the wrong statistical interpretation (such as negative probablities).

Why have we not observed any supposedly fundamental spin-0 particles in nature? :)

(higgs hasn't been observed)

/Fredrik

 

[Meir Achuz]

I am having trouble understand why the klein-gordan eqn is accepted to describe spin 0 particles since it gives the wrong statistical interpretation (such as negative probablities).

The Klein-Gordan equation has to be second quantized to get to a QM wave function.
As a one particle equation, $$\psi^*\psi$$ relates to the charge density.