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    Dirac's equation describes how a spin-1/2 particle, such as an electron, behaves according to quantum mechanics. The equation contains terms for the particle's mass (m), its spin (represented by the gamma matrices γμ), and its motion through spacetime (represented by the partial derivative operator ∂μ). Solving Dirac's equation yields predictions about the behavior of fundamental fermions that have been confirmed by numerous experiments.

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    Dirac's equation describes how a spin-1/2 particle, such as an electron, behaves according to quantum mechanics. The equation contains terms for the particle's mass (m), its spin (represented by the gamma matrices γμ), and its motion through spacetime (represented by the partial derivative operator ∂μ). Solving Dirac's equation yields predictions about the behavior of fundamental fermions that have been confirmed by numerous experiments.

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    Dirac's equation: (i∂ γ − m) ψ = 0

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    Dirac's equation describes how a spin-1/2 particle, such as an electron, behaves according to quantum mechanics. The equation contains terms for the particle's mass (m), its spin (represented by the gamma matrices γμ), and its motion through spacetime (represented by the partial derivative operator ∂μ). Solving Dirac's equation yields predictions about the behavior of fundamental fermions that have been confirmed by numerous experiments.

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