Proving IN DIRAC THEORY Free Particles Possess Acceleration"

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Can anybody suggest me the link where i can prove "IN DIRAC THEORY FREE PATICLE POSESS ACCELERATION
 
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GAGS said:
Can anybody suggest me the link where i can prove "IN DIRAC THEORY FREE PATICLE POSESS ACCELERATION

Hi GAGS! :smile:

I don't understand …

no forces means no acceleration, even in Dirac theory …

what do you mean? :confused:
 

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