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Physics Letters A

On the possible multi-valuedness of quantum wavefunctions

Nickola Stefanov Todorov

Published Mar 1, 1985• 0 citations
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10.1016/0375-9601(85)90416-5

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Having shown in our previous works that the real-valued Schrodinger wave equation can be used to find mathematical functions to construct spacetime structures of quantum particles, in this work, we will discuss the possibility to formulate a real-valued Dirac equation in which all physical objects and all differential operators that are used to describe the dynamics of a particle are real quantities and, furthermore, since solutions to the Dirac equation are wavefunctions that have four components, it is possible to suggest that solutions to the real-valued Dirac equation should be interpreted as a parameterisation of 3-dimensional differentiable manifolds which are embedded submanifolds of the Euclidean space R^4.