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Bkissin (talk) 14:27, 16 October 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Ways to improve Polar form of the Dirac equation

Thanks for creating Polar form of the Dirac equation.

A New Page Patroller Rosguill just tagged the page as having some issues to fix, and wrote this note for you:

I suspect that this article should be merged with the existing article on Dirac fields.

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_signed,Rosguill ^talk 05:13, 15 December 2018 (UTC)[reply]

@Rosguill:

Hi, and thanks for the suggestion. I have two points to make: 1. the page you suggested is on the Dirac field, but in the page I created I talk about the Dirac equation, so the page I created should be merged with the page Dirac equation; however, 2. the place where it should be merged is on a box talking about alternative forms of the Dirac equation, all of which just being simple mentions and linking to an independent page. Therefore, to stay in line with that spirit, I wrote an independent page.

To merge this with that page would require merging also the others, and this is a task I am not qualified to do. To merge it with Dirac fields would simply be not properly adapted.

Still, very many thanks for taking the time to make improvements.

Luca (Luca-Spinor-Torsion (talk) 11:09, 15 December 2018 (UTC))[reply]

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Hello, and many thanks for the explanation! It is indeed true that I am the author of the references I added, but there was no intent of publicizing those references, only to use them to support what I wrote, and make clear everything was well accepted by peer-review systems. Then, in what I wrote I limited my self-influence by sticking to the actual facts. I honestly do not think that those two additions were increasing my visibility in any way. However, they were completing the information found there.

For example, in the page talking about the de Broglie-Bohm theory, in the section "Derivation", it was claim that such a derivation could be done in absence of spin, and this is not true: it can be done also in presence of spin. The only problem I might see is that the results are not old, but I have already seen Wikipedia pages about recent results and thus I do not think I was infringing any rule there.

So, I understand if the modifications are not accepted, but I do not think quite frankly that they would have been seen as self-promotion: they were a due completion of what was already written, supported by peer-reviewed work.

Would this change anything, or those modifications are still not permitted?

And if they are still not permitted, may I ask what can be done to allow them?

Thanks for your reply, Luca