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i can't find on internet why higher spin tensors are totally simetric. know this anyone ?
I think that is connected to spin matrices.
I think that is connected to spin matrices.
Spin matrices and higher spin tensors are mathematical objects used in quantum mechanics to describe the spin of particles. Spin matrices are 2x2 matrices that represent the intrinsic angular momentum of a particle, while higher spin tensors are higher-dimensional matrices used to describe the spin of particles with spin values greater than 1/2.
Spin matrices and higher spin tensors are used to describe the spin states of particles in quantum mechanics. They are essential in understanding the behavior of particles in magnetic fields and in predicting the outcomes of spin measurements.
Spin matrices are the mathematical representation of spin operators, which are operators that act on the spin states of particles. Spin operators are used to calculate the probabilities of different spin states and to perform spin measurements.
No, spin matrices and higher spin tensors can only be used to describe particles with intrinsic spin. Particles without spin, such as photons, cannot be described using these mathematical objects.
Spin matrices and higher spin tensors have many practical applications, including in nuclear magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), electron spin resonance spectroscopy, and quantum computing. They are also used in particle physics to study the properties of subatomic particles.