Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Theory
Scientific paper
2010-03-30
Physics
High Energy Physics
High Energy Physics - Theory
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We construct a nonrelativistic wave equation for spinning particles in the noncommutative space (in a sense, a $\theta$-modification of the Pauli equation). To this end, we consider the nonrelativistic limit of the $\theta$-modified Dirac equation. To complete the consideration, we present a pseudoclassical model (\`a la Berezin-Marinov) for the corresponding nonrelativistic particle in the noncommutative space. To justify the latter model, we demonstrate that its quantization leads to the $\theta$-modified Pauli equation. Then, we extract $\theta$-modified interaction between a nonrelativistic spin and a magnetic field from the $\theta$-modified Pauli equation and construct a $\theta$-modification of the Heisenberg model for two coupled spins placed in an external magnetic field. In the framework of such a model, we calculate the probability transition between two orthogonal EPR (Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen) states for a pair of spins in an oscillatory magnetic field and show that some of such transitions, which are forbidden in the commutative space, are possible due to the space noncommutativity.
Adorno T. C.
Baldiotti M. C.
Gitman Dmitri M.
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