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+ } Relativistic quantum mechanics

Special relativity Space time pointnot invariant under translations Space-time vector Invariant under translations …but not invariant under rotations or boosts Einstein postulate : the real invariant distance is Physics invariant under all transformations that leave all such distances invariant : Translations and Lorentz transformations

Lorentz transformations : Solutions : 3 rotations R 3 boosts B Space reflection – parity PTime reflection, time reversal T (Summation assumed)

4 vector notation contravariant covariant 4 vectors

The Klein Gordon equation (1926) Scalar field (J=0) : Energy eigenvalues

Physical interpretation of Quantum Mechanics Schrödinger equation (S.E.) “probability current”“probability density” Klein Gordon equation Normalised free particle solutions

Physical interpretation of Quantum Mechanics Schrödinger equation (S.E.) “probability current”“probability density” Klein Gordon equation Normalised free particle solutions Negative probability?

Relativistic QM - The Klein Gordon equation (1926) Scalar particle (field) (J=0) : Energy eigenvalues 1934 Pauli and Weisskopf revived KG equation with E 0 solutions for particles of opposite charge (antiparticles). Unlike Dirac’s hole theory this interpretation is applicable to bosons (integer spin) as well as to fermions (half integer spin) Dirac tried to eliminate negative solutions by writing a relativistic equation linear in E (a theory of fermions) As we shall see the antiparticle states make the field theory causal

Feynman – Stuckelberg interpretation time space Two different time orderings giving same observable event : But energy eigenvalues