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Can the Dirac equation represent reciprocal forces?

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Can the Dirac equation represent reciprocal forces?

« on: 22/08/2018 10:08:20 »

Force may be represented as a 3D vector.
Assume the vector has an initial state and a final state.
Can the Dirac Equation and the Faraday Law be represented as reciprocal forces?

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