Hamiltonian form of the Kemmer equation for spinless boson

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Bousek, Ronald R.
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1965Advisor
Zeleny, William B.
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It is shown that for a free spinless particle described by the
Kemmer equation, the Hamiltonian which Kemmer originally presented
yields a velocity operator whose expectation value does not agree with
the correspondence principle. Hamiltoniaos for a free spinless particle
and a spinless particle in an electromagnetic field are constructed
from the Kemmer equation. These Hairoi I toniaos differ from the ones
originally presented by Kemmer. The free particle Hamiltonian yields
a velocity operator whose expectation value is consistent with the
correspondence principle.
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