Quantum singularity in quasiregular spacetimes, as indicated by Klein-Gordon, Maxwell and Dirac fields (Q1863140)

The difficult problems of singularities, wherever analytical mathematical approaches are taken to tackle physical situations, have always attracted much attention. The research reported here starts with a review, the definition and classification of classical singularities in general relativity which is followed by a discussion of the particular space time (quasi-regular space times) with the mildest singularities. The necessary mathematical background is furnished in the fourth section. The next section deals with quantum mechanics through the Schrödinger equation on a 2D-cone. The definition of the quantum singularity in general relativity is briefly reviewed, leading to a good treatment of the quantum mechanical singularity of the quasi-regular space times employing elementary particles obeying the well-known Klein-Gordon, Maxwell and Dirac equations. The last, i.e. ninth, section includes the conclusion of the work. This paper throws much light on important aspects of three fields: Maxwell, Klein-Gordon and Dirac in the context of space time physics with much promise for future investigations as well.