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Hi,
I have a question about spinors
If [tex]\Lambda[/tex] is a Lorentz Transformation what is (and how do you show that it is) the spinor representation of the Lorentz group ? I think it has somnething to do with the equivalence transformation [itex]S\dagger{\gamma}S=\Lambda\gamma[/itex]
But that is just a guess. Does anyone know the answer to this it has eluded me for a while. Also how do we show that it is the spinor representation...
If someone can shed some light on this I would truly be greatful!
Thanks
I have a question about spinors
If [tex]\Lambda[/tex] is a Lorentz Transformation what is (and how do you show that it is) the spinor representation of the Lorentz group ? I think it has somnething to do with the equivalence transformation [itex]S\dagger{\gamma}S=\Lambda\gamma[/itex]
But that is just a guess. Does anyone know the answer to this it has eluded me for a while. Also how do we show that it is the spinor representation...
If someone can shed some light on this I would truly be greatful!
Thanks