Mathematical Inconsistencies in Dirac Field Theory

Details Mathematical Inconsistencies in Dirac Field Theory Mathematical Inconsistencies in Dirac Field Theory

1999-04-29

arxiv.org/abs/quant-ph/9904106v1

Physics

Quantum Physics

44 pages

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If a mathematical theory contains incompatible postulates then it is likely that the theory will produce theorems or results that are contradictory. It will be shown that this is the case with Dirac field theory. An example of such a contradiction is the problem asociated with evaluating the Schwinger term. It is generally known that different ways of evaluating this quantity yield different results. It will be shown that the reason for this is that Dirac field theory is mathematically inconsistent, i.e., it contains incompatible assumptions or postulates. The generally accepted definition of the vacuum state must be modified in order to create a consistent theory.

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