Derivation of Schrodinger and Einstein Energy Equations from Maxwell's Electric Wave Equation
Abstract
In these work Maxwell's equations are used to derive Schrodinger quantum equation beside Einstein relativistic energy-momentum relation. The derivations are made by considering particles as oscillators and by using Plank quantum hypothesis. The electric field intensity vector is replaced by the wave function since the two terms are related to the photon number density.
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