THE BACKGROUND FIELD STRENGTH OF THE VACUUM WITH THE ENERGY BAND STRUCTURE

WANG MING-ZHONG; ZHENG XI-TE; WANG KE-LIN; XIAN DING-CHANG; ZHANG ZHENG-GANG

Chinese Physics C> 1981, Vol. 5> Issue(1) : 67-71

THE BACKGROUND FIELD STRENGTH OF THE VACUUM WITH THE ENERGY BAND STRUCTURE

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The background field strength of the vacuum with the energy band structure in a 3 dimensional sphere with a finite radius R is calculated. In general, it is not equal to zero. It tends to zero as R→∞.

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WANG MING-ZHONG, ZHENG XI-TE, WANG KE-LIN, XIAN DING-CHANG and ZHANG ZHENG-GANG. THE BACKGROUND FIELD STRENGTH OF THE VACUUM WITH THE ENERGY BAND STRUCTURE[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1981, 5(1): 67-71.

WANG MING-ZHONG, ZHENG XI-TE, WANG KE-LIN, XIAN DING-CHANG and ZHANG ZHENG-GANG. THE BACKGROUND FIELD STRENGTH OF THE VACUUM WITH THE ENERGY BAND STRUCTURE[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1981, 5(1): 67-71. shu

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Received: 1979-12-19
Revised: 1900-01-01

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THE BACKGROUND FIELD STRENGTH OF THE VACUUM WITH THE ENERGY BAND STRUCTURE

Received Date: 1979-12-19
Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 1981-05-05

Abstract: The background field strength of the vacuum with the energy band structure in a 3 dimensional sphere with a finite radius R is calculated. In general, it is not equal to zero. It tends to zero as R→∞.