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Not sure if this is the right group to be posting to.
Anyone familiar with the "Gravitation" book on g.r.? I'm working through some of the excercises and have gotten stumped on excercise 2.1: Show that the following relation is in accord with the quantum mechanical properties of a de Broglie wave, psi(x,t) = e^(i phi) = e^(i ( k . x - omega t)): p . v = ~p, v where p is a momentum 4 vector, and ~p, v is the momentum one form where the label on each surface is hbar x phase. I'd appreciate any hints in the right direction or solutions. Thanks, Marco |
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