Is Schertinger's Equation Incompatible With Quantum Mechanics?

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Time and space being the same is a lesson that we get from relativity. In non relativistic quantum mechanics, they were different time and space. Schertinger's equation is a formulation of quantum dynamics that does treat time and space differently. So you can ask, is that incompatible with the lessons of relativity? And the answers you had to workto do some work in there.

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