Disturbed by the negative energy and negative probabilities predicted by the Klein-Gordon equation, he attempted to modify it so that it would hold for non-scalar fields, i.e. particles of non-zero spin.
Disturbed by the negative energy and negative probabilities predicted by the Klein-Gordon equation, he attempted to modify it so that it would hold for non-scalar fields, i.e. particles of non-zero spin. He thus developed a theory that correctly described the magnetic moment of the electron and other spin one-half particles. For ten points, name this man who interpreted the negative energies he obtained as evidence for the existence of anti-particles.
Disturbed by the negative energy and negative probabilities predicted by the Klein-Gordon equation, he attempted to modify it so that it would hold for non-scalar fields, i.e. particles of non-zero spin.
Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac