Quantum radiation theory in a diffusion model version

Foundations of Physics 11 (11-12):949-966 (1981)
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Abstract

Using the diffusion model associated by the author with the wave equations, a part of current quantum radiation theory is reformulated so that the characteristic divergences in the associated calculations no longer arise. The reformulation does this by stipulating, on purely physical grounds, that a transition involving a “virtual” quantum must include a high frequency “cutoff” factor in its interaction Hamiltonian. For a transition involving a “real” quantum, the stipulation is that the “cutoff” factor is not to be included

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A diffusion model for the Dirac equation.Leon Bess - 1979 - Foundations of Physics 9 (1-2):27-54.

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