Madhusudan posted an Question
May 03, 2020 • 15:40 pm 30 points
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Show that schrodinger equation is not lorentz invariant

show that schrodinger equation is not Lorentz invariant

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    Dhairya sharma

    see it's first thumb rule. it's an outstanding book 'relativstic QM' by griener

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    Ruby negi best-answer

    Schrödinger equation does not treat space and time on equal footings, particularly it contains second order differentiation in space, but in time it is first order. But as we know, special relativity, considers space and time to have equal rights and there is no difference between them, thus Schrödinger equation is not Lorentz invariant.

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    Dhairya sharma best-answer

    a thing or equation would be Lorentz invariant only if it treats space and time equal fute.

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    mam I required how we proof that it is Lorentz invariant

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    above logic is great

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    but how we proof this

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    dear it doesn't hv any proof becoz it's a thumb rule of einstein general relativity that space and time should have equal fute.like thumb rule we take in general relativity that speed of light is constant in all frame of reference like that.i hope you will get it what i wanna tell you.

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    so we deal it these problems in hight enery physics.let me give u one example.

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