A New Form of Quantum Mechanical Wave Equation Unifying Quantum Mechanics and Electro-Magnetics
- 1 Angha Center for Physical Sciences, Franksville, Wisconsin, USA
- 2 Department of Physics, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois, USA
Abstract
The Schr?dinger differential equation is what we usually solve for the microscopic particles in non - relativistic quantum mechanics. Niels Bohr suggested the power two of the (usually) complex answer shows the probability of the particle’s existence at a point of space. Also, the time dependence of Schrodinger wave equation is one whereas for light in electromagnetism is two. In this paper , we show a solution for both problems. We derive a Wave Equation for the energy of every system. This electromagnetic wave equation is shown to convert to those classical ( i.e. the Schrodinger) and special relativistic ( i.e. Klein - Gordon) quantum mechanical equations. Also, accordingly there definitely is a physical meaning to answer to this wave equation. And therefore, switching the probabilistic interpretation of quantum mechanics to a deterministic one as (Albert) Einstein demanded.
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