Chirality & Helicity: Basics, Dirac Equation, Quantum Fields

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Hi.

I need some information about chirality and Helicity

basic information

it's application in Dirac equation and quantum field

any notes or presentation

good reference

I'm still Beginner in these subject
 
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Is this an academic or homework question? Also, if you could be more specific as to what you are looking for, that you are unable to find through Google, or other sources would be helpful.
 
I want to do presentation in these subject

So i want some reference and lecture note or anything help me to do that.
 
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