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SOLUTIONS IN SPHERICAL COORDINATES OF GENERAL EQUATIONS OF PARTICLES WITH SPIN

André Jolivet

Published Oct 22, 1962• 0 citations
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Abstract

The wave functions in spherical coordinates were determined in the case of particles with any spin by utilizing a representntion allowing these functions to be expressed by simple formulas. (tr-auth)

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