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DNA
of H
DNA
are both known, and the eigenvalue and eigenfunction of H are separately E
n
and
n
, then
H
n
= E
n
n
(2)
If there is not the tiny disturbing, the H is the H
DNA
, E
n
and
n
just are E
DNA
and
DNA
. When
the external electromagnetic eld as a tiny disturbing is considered, the energy level will change
from E
DNA
to E
n
, which means the energy level take a move and the wave function
DNA
can be
turned into
n
.The energy level E
n
corresponds with H, and can be inferred by the known discrete
energy level E
DNA
derived from H
DNA
. Similarly,
n
can be get from eigenfunction
DNA
.
4.1. E
DNA
Is Non-degenerate
In this situation, there is only one eigenfunction relevant to the eigenvalue H
DNA
, namely
(1)
n
,
and it is the zero order approximation of
n
. The
(1)
n
satises the condition that
H
(1)
(1)
n
= E
(1)
n
(1)
n
(3)
On the assumption that the
DNA
has been normalized, then it can be deduced that
DNA
(H
DNA
E
DNA
)
(1)
n
=
DNA
H
(1)
E
(1)
n
DNA
(4)
It is can be noticed that the eigenvalue E
DNA
of H
DNA
must be real number, therefore the
H
DNA
is Hermitian operator. Make the spatial integral of the upper formula, and consider the
orthonormalization of
(1)
n
, we can get the equation
E
(1)
n
=
DNA
H
EM
DNA
d (5)
which means the second order correction of the energy namly E
(1)
n
equals to the mean value of
E
DNA
state. On the other hand, if E
DNA
is marked as
E
DNA
= E
(0)
n
(6)
and
E
DNA
= E
(0)
n
(7)
then E
n
can be written to be
E
n
= E
DNA
+ E
(1)
n
+ E
(2)
n
+ (8)
At the same time, E
(2)
n
=
l
a
(1)
l
H
nl
=
p
m
H
ln
H
nl
E
(0)
n E
(0)
l
=
m
|H
nl
|
2
E
(0)
n E
(0)
l
, if it is put into the formula (8),
and combined with formulas (5), (6), (7), the energy of the DNA molecule which is aected by the
tiny disturbing can be presented as
E
n
= E
(0)
n
+ H
nn
+
m
|H
nm
|
2
E
(0)
n
E
(0)
m
+ (9)
It can be educed with formulas (6) and (8) that
n
=
(0)
n
+
(1)
n
+
(2)
n
+ (10)
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and then take the
(1)
n
=
m
H
mn
E
(0)
n E
(0)
m
(0)
m
into the formula (10), it can obtain the wave function of
this system
n
=
(0)
n
+
m
H
mn
E
(0)
n
E
(0)
m
(0)
m
+ (11)
The condition of a tiny disturbing comes into existence given the series formulas (9) and (11)
both are convergent. If we want to judge whether the series is convergent, the general term must
be known rst, but both of these two series are unknown. Therefore, we only require that some of
the known terms ought to be much less than the foregoing terms. So it is concluded that
mn
E
(0)
n
E
(0)
m
(0)
m
1,
E
(0)
n
= E
(0)
m
(12)
As the expression of the formula (12) shows that if the condition has been satised, it not only
lies on the matrix element H
mn
, but also rests with the distance
E
(0)
n
E
(0)
m
(0)
n
=
i=1
C
(0)
i
i
(14)
In order to conrm the corresponding the zero order approximate wave function of the energy
E
nj
= E
(0)
n
+ E
(1)
nj
, we can put the value of E
(1)
nj
into the equation E
nj
E
(0)
n
=
i=1
(H
li
E
(1)
n
li
),
then solve a set of C
(0)
i
using the condition C
(0)
i
= 0, l = 1, 2, . . . , , and nally get the result if
only take the C
(0)
i
into formula (9).
Because the Hamilton functor of a DNA molecule system is complex, it is possible to obtain no
precise result but an approximate result, and then solve this problem with the approximate one.
5. CONCLUSIONS
The research about the biological eect of mobile phone radiation is of interdisciplinary subject,
and relates to microwave technology, biology, medicine and physics. Although there are many
experiments and theories, there is not any important breakthrough yet. There is still bifurcation
on the viewpoint, and the conclusions of the experiments are often poles apart. The causation
is likely to be ascribed to inconsistent experimental conditions, and for the complexities of the
organisms themselves, and then for the repeatability of experiments is not good enough due to
dierence among Individuals. Accordingly it makes the researchers of these experiments have
totally dierent conclusions.
It is well-known that ionizing radiation for its powerful ray energy has the ability to interact with
the DNA molecules directly and lead to chemical bonds fracture, which is how ionizing radiation can
scathe the human body. That is to say, ionizing radiation has the characteristic of short-time and
fast-eect to harm the human beings, so its biological eects are very visible. If electromagnetic
radiation in the microwave frequency bands is like the ionizing radiation to aect the DNA, to
result in rupture of the chemical bonds and bring on the DNA damage, according to the actual
situations, its eects should be of long-time and slow-eect. Whether or no, if the assumption that
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the electromagnetic wave really can make DNA molecules change in some condition, the mobile
phone radiation causing cancer will make theory become reality based on the hypothesis about
gene mutation inducing cancer [16]. Thus it can be seen that these problems are needed to have
more deep studies from the microcosmic domain.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This work is supported by Natural Science Foundation Program of Beijing (No. 4063039). The
authors wish to thank Kan Runtian, the Director of The State Radio Monitoring Center for his
help, and Li Shufang who gives us the chance to join in the research subject.
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