The spin has been considered a relativistic and pure quantum mechanical property of the electron. Nevertheless, some claims that the spin has nothing to do with relativity and that a classical description is also possible, show that

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Date: 2006-10-23 03:07:36 Atomic physics Spintronics Special relativity Spin Dirac equation Introduction to quantum mechanics Electron Hydrogen atom Relativistic wave equations Physics Quantum field theory Quantum mechanics		The spin has been considered a relativistic and pure quantum mechanical property of the electron. Nevertheless, some claims that the spin has nothing to do with relativity and that a classical description is also possible, show that Add to Reading List Source URL: tp.lc.ehu.es Download Document from Source Website File Size: 57,74 KB Share Document on Facebook

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