Quantum Mechanics as a Classical Theory VII: The Classical Spin Eigenfunctions
L. S. F. Olavo, A. D. Figueiredo
Abstract
In this continuation paper the Schrödinger equation for the half-integral spin eigenfunctions is obtained and solved. We show that all the properties already derived using the Heisemberg matrix calculation and Pauli's matrices are also obtained in the realm of these analytical functions. We also show that Einstein-Bose condensation for fermions is expected. We then conclude this series of two papers on the concept of classical spin.
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