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t
= -i and
x
= ik
x
hence,
2
x
2
= -k
x
2
, if we substitute these all
in Eq. (5) we will get a wave equation,
i
t
= -
l
m
2
x
2
(6)
where entire notations are holding their usual meanings and we recognize it as the Schrdingers
wave equation [4], on the RHS of this equation only the numerical factor 2 is missing.
Clarification to it is disregard here, which will be justified in next article. Here it is assumed that
forces are balanced and no other external acting force on moving particle, this equation is for one
dimensional motion. Here the intention of author is only to describe the alternate approach for
the derivation of Schrdingers wave equation therefore other aspects and characteristics of this
equation are disregarded.
From these discussions its clear that, there are possibilities of quantization force.
Through it we successfully restored the wave particle duality equation and Schrdingers wave
equation, this compatibility of proposed force. Author believes it may be helpful to understand
the atomic scale physics where quantum mechanics comes in play and force is an important
ingredient to understand phenomena such as force spectroscopy, Casmir force, Zeeman effect,
Stark effect and nuclear force.
References:
1. Quantum light pressure and relation between lights wavelength and its corresponding
fields, http://www.wbabin.net/files/4430_chandra5.pdf
2. Wheeler J.A. & Zurek W.H. (eds.) Quantum Theory and Measurement (Princeton
University press, Princeton, 1983).
3. L. de Broglie, Waves and quanta. Nature 112, 540 - 540 (1923).
4. Schrdinger, E. An undulatory theory of the mechanics of atoms and molecules. Phys.
Rev. 28, 1049-1070 (1926