The Lorentz-Dirac and Dirac Equations
Burra G. Sidharth
Abstract
It is well known that the Classical theory of the electron reached the limits of its description at time intervals of the order of 10-23 secs, that is the Compton time. It is widely believed that below these time intervals Classical Electrodynamics doesn't work and that a Quantum description is required. Using the Lorentz Dirac and the Dirac equations of the electron, we point out that in fact there is a convergence of the two descriptions at the Compton scale.
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