A mathematical study of the famous Dirac equation that describes particles

Monday, January 7, 2013 - 10:31 in Physics & Chemistry

In 1928 the British physicist Paul Dirac put forward one of the fundamental equations that we use today to mathematically describe a spin one-half particle from a relativistic point of view. The mathematical representation that Dirac came up with enables certain particles, including the electron, to be better understood. Nevertheless, much more remains to be discovered.

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