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Journal of Hebei University

Double Wave Description of the Motion for a Charged Particle Passing Through Semi-infinity Uniform Electromagnetic Field

Zhan-Wu Bai

Published Jan 1, 2002• 0 citations
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Abstract

The motion of a charged particle passing through semi-infinity uniform electromagnetic field is descriped by double wave quantum theory.To one order WKB approximation,the results are similar to classical mechanics.

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