Dirac Generalized Relativistic Quantum Wave Function which Gives Right Electrons Number in Each Energy Level by Controlling Quantized Atomic Radius

Mubarak Dirar Abd-Alla Yagoub; Mohammed Idriss

Dirac Generalized Relativistic Quantum Wave Function which Gives Right Electrons Number in Each Energy Level by Controlling Quantized Atomic Radius

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Dirac Generalized Relativistic Quantum Wave Function which Gives Right Electrons Number in Each Energy Level by Controlling Quantized Atomic Radius

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Abstract

Using generalized special relativistic energy-momentum relation the linear energymomentum Dirac relation was obtained. This equation was used to find Dirac generalized relativistic quantum equation. This equation was used to find the probability and the number of particles for each atomic energy level. The wave function found using this equation can give an expression for the number of electrons in each energy levels if the atomic radius is quantized and satisfy a certain relation.

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Mubarak Dirar Abd-Alla Yagoub, Mohammed Idriss. 2020. "Dirac Generalized Relativistic Quantum Wave Function which Gives Right Electrons Number in Each Energy Level by Controlling Quantized Atomic Radius". Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - A: Physics & Space Science GJSFR-A Volume 20 (GJSFR Volume 20 Issue A2).

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Crossref Journal DOI 10.17406/GJSFR

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Submission ReceivedJanuary 23, 2020
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Published February 26, 2020

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