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تسجيل مستخدم جديدThe Schrodinger-Newton equation as non-relativistic limit of self-gravitating Klein-Gordon and Dirac fields
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In this paper we show that the Schrodinger-Newton equation for spherically symmetric gravitational fields can be derived in a WKB-like expansion in 1/c from the Einstein-Klein-Gordon and Einstein-Dirac system.
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