Feynman path summation for the Dirac equation: An underlying one-dimensional aspect of relativistic particle motion

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It is observed that the Feynman path summation for the one-dimensional Dirac equation can be projected into three spatial dimensions to yield a path-summation formula for physical spin- particles of nonzero mass. Since the three-space projection matrix is independent of time and does not involve the particle's mass, relativistic motion governed by the Dirac equation has an underlying one-dimensional aspect. © 1983 The American Physical Society.

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Rosen, G. (1983). Feynman path summation for the Dirac equation: An underlying one-dimensional aspect of relativistic particle motion. Physical Review A, 28(2), 1139–1140. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevA.28.1139

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