Journal of the Korean Physical Society

, Volume 67, Issue 7, pp 1118–1126 | Cite as

Continuous states for a relativistic problem plus tensor coupling in D-dimensional space

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Abstract

In this research, a relativistic particle scattering was investigated for particles with spin 1/2 in a hyperbolic potential including Coulomb-like tensor interaction in D-dimensional space. By using the Greene and Aldrich approximately, we presented solutions of the Dirac equation with this potential for any spin-orbit quantum number κ under spin symmetry. The normalized wave functions are expressed in terms of the hyper geometric series of continuous states on the k/2π scale. Also, the formula for the phase shifts is calculated. Some of the thermodynamics properties of a system Dirac electrons are also discussed.

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Continuous states Dirac equation Hyperbolic potential Tensor coupling Spin symmetry 
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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.Faculty of PhysicsSemnan UniversitySemnanIran
  2. 2.Department of PhysicsImam Hosein Comprehensive UniversityTehranIran
  3. 3.Faculty of PhysicsSemnan UniversitySemnanIran

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