Commutative (Segre's) quaternion fields and relation with Maxwell equations
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The quantum field represents waves and can be associated with a four-potential. These properties stimulate an insight into its relations with Maxwell's equations. Some properties are in common with the electromagnetic field and some novelties grow out of this description.
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