“…In the last years, nonineral effects have also been investigated in some condensed matter systems, such as in the quantum Hall effect [32,33], Bose-Einstein condensates [34,35], fullerene molecules [36,37], and in atomic gases [38,39]. In addition, the study of noninertial effects in relativistic quantum systems also gained relevance and focus of investigations in recent years [40][41][42][43][44]. In particular, the DE in a rotating frame has several interesting applications, for instance, is applied in physical problems involving spin currents [45,46], Sagnac and Hall effects [47,48], chiral symmetry [49], external magnetic fields [50,51], fullerene molecules [52][53][54], nanotubes and carbon nanocons [55,56], and so on.…”