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moriheru
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This is a stupid question (good that I ask). String theory treats bosons and fermions in different ways e.g fermion potential are differ from boson potentials,actions differ and so on...
My question is simply : why?
Yes I know fermions and bosons are different groups of particles (integer and non-integer spin) and have many differences, but how are these incoperated in the action or potential.
Specifically why does one need anticomuting dynamical variables for fermions?
Thanks for any clarifications.
My question is simply : why?
Yes I know fermions and bosons are different groups of particles (integer and non-integer spin) and have many differences, but how are these incoperated in the action or potential.
Specifically why does one need anticomuting dynamical variables for fermions?
Thanks for any clarifications.