1930
DOI: 10.1007/bf01421130
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Das Keplerproblem der f�nfdimensionalen Wellenmechanik und der Einflu� der Gravitation auf die Balmerformel

Abstract: 1. Bekanntlich hat Klein* die Wellengleiehung yon SehrSdinger in eine relativistische Form eingekleidet und dadurch einen Zusammenhang der Wellenmechanik mit der allgemeinen Relativit~tstheorie zu begriinden versucht. Dabei hat sieh gezeigt, da~ die fiinfdimensionale Geometrie yon Kaluza**, die die Gravitations-nnd elektrom~gnetischen Erscheinungen in einer einheitlichen Theorie vereinigt, ftir die Darstellung der neuen Welleameehanik sehr geeignet ist. Die Identifizierung der allgemeinen Formel mit der S c h … Show more

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“…What he did was to calculate the energy levels of the hydrogen atom (as a one particle-system) with the general relativistic wave equation in space-time (148) with a ik = γ ik , where is the metric on space-time following from the 5-metric by dx 5 =0. For g ik he took the Reissner-Nordström solution and did not obtain a discrete spectrum [324]. He continued his approach by trying to solve Schrödinger’s wave equation [325] …”
Section: The Pursuit Of Unified Field Theory By Einstein and His Collmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…What he did was to calculate the energy levels of the hydrogen atom (as a one particle-system) with the general relativistic wave equation in space-time (148) with a ik = γ ik , where is the metric on space-time following from the 5-metric by dx 5 =0. For g ik he took the Reissner-Nordström solution and did not obtain a discrete spectrum [324]. He continued his approach by trying to solve Schrödinger’s wave equation [325] …”
Section: The Pursuit Of Unified Field Theory By Einstein and His Collmentioning
confidence: 99%