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Model of the electron spin in stochastic physics

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The electron is conceived here as a complex structure composed of a subparticle that is bound to a nearly circular motion. Although in quantum mechanics the spin is not representable, in classical stochastic physics this corresponds to the angular momentum of the subparticle. In fact, assuming Schrödinger-type hydrodynamic equations of motion for the subparticle, the spin-1/2 representation in configuration space and the corresponding Pauli matrices for the electron are obtained. The Hamiltonian of Pauli's theory as the nonrelativistic limit of Dirac's equation is also derived.

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On sabbatical leave from Universidad de Los Andes, Merida, 5101 Venezuela.

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Spavieri, G. Model of the electron spin in stochastic physics. Found Phys 20, 45–61 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00732934

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