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Compt. rend.

A NONRELATIVISTIC WAVE EQUATION FOR PARTICLES OF SPIN 1

J. Penne

Published Jun 26, 1961• 0 citations
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Abstract

The hypothesis of a permanent structure with spherical symmetry of the particles and the consideration of Euler variables necessary to its description permits, for particles of spin 1, an equation to be written analogous to that found by Pauli for the electron. (tr-auth)

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