A relook on using the Earth Similarity Index for searching habitable zones around solar and extrasolar planets

If Ψ is a quaternionic wave function, then iΨ ≠ Ψi. Thus, there are two versions of the quaternionic Schrödinger equation (QSE). In this article, we present the second possibility for solving the QSE, following from a previous article. After developing the general methodology, we present the quaternionic free particle solution and the scattering of the quaternionic particle through a scalar barrier.

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A relook on using the Earth Similarity Index for searching habitable zones around solar and extrasolar planets

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