Getting back Maxwell's vector equations from their spinor version

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Maxwell's em spinor equation in free space is partial^AA' phi_AB =.0. I.am trying to derive the corresponding vector equations.
partial^AA' phi_AB =.0.
I need some hints on how to find suitable components of phi_AB in terms the components of the electric and magnetic fields.
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grzz said:
TL;DR: Maxwell's em spinor equation in free space is partial^AA' phi_AB =.0. I.am trying to derive the corresponding vector equations.
Two requests: 1) can you please format your spinor equations using LaTeX (guiding information is at left below) and 2) cite the reference in which you find these equations. Thanks.
 
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