Exact solutions for a Dirac electron in an exponentially decaying magnetic field.
← Research streamThe paper derives exact energy eigenvalues (including a zero-energy state) and corresponding eigenfunctions for a Dirac electron in an exponentially decaying magnetic field, and calculates associated probability density and current distributions.
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Abstract
We consider a Dirac electron in the presence of an exponentially decaying magnetic field. We obtain exact energy eigenvalues with a zero-energy state and the corresponding eigenfunctions. We also calculate the probability density and current distributions.
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Main findings
The paper derives exact energy eigenvalues (including a zero-energy state) and corresponding eigenfunctions for a Dirac electron in an exponentially decaying magnetic field, and calculates associated probability density and current distributions.
Outcomes measured
- energy eigenvalues (including zero-energy state)
- eigenfunctions
- probability density distribution
- current distribution
Limitations
- The abstract describes a theoretical/analytical physics study rather than biological or health outcomes.
- No exposure metrics relevant to EMF health research (e.g., frequency, SAR, duration) are provided in the abstract.
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Identifiers and source
DOI: 10.1088/0953-8984/21/4/045505
PubMed: 21715811