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Nuri Unal

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Relativistic quantum mechanical spin-1 wave equation in 2+1 dimensional spacetime

In this study, we introduce a relativistic quantum mechanical wave equation of the spin-1 particle as an excited state of the zitterbewegung and show that it is consistent with the 2+1 dimensional Proca theory. At the same time, we see that in the rest frame this equation has two eigenstates, particle and antiparticle states or negative and positive energy eigenstates, respectively, and satisfy $SO(2,1)$ spin algebra. As practical applications, we derive the exact solutions of the equation in the presence of a constant magnetic field and a curved spacetime. From these solutions, we find Noether charge by integrating the constructed spin-1 particle current on hyper surface and discuss pair production from the charge. And, we see that the discussion on \ the Noether charge is useful tool for undersdantding the pair production phenomenon because the charge is derived from a probabilistic particle current.

gr-qc

Coherent States for Tremblay-Turbiner-Winternitz Potential

In this study, we construct the coherent states for a particle in the Tremblay-Turbiner-Winternitz potential by finding the conserved charge coherent states of the four harmonic oscillators in the polar coordinates. We also derive the energy eigenstates of the potential and show that the center of the coherent states follow the classical orbits of the particle.

math-ph

First quantized electron and photon model of QED and radiative processes

In this study we combine the classical models of the massive and massless spinning particles, derive the current-current interaction Lagrangian of the particles from the gauge transformations of the classical spinors, and discuss radiative processes in electrodynamics by using the solutions of the Dirac equation and the quantum wave equations of the photon. The longitudinal polarized photon states give a new idea about the vacuum concept in electrodynamics.

quant-ph