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Why is it not possible to have Weyl spinors in odd dimensions?
The discussion centers on the impossibility of having Weyl spinors in odd dimensions. It is established that the existence of Weyl spinors requires both right-handed and left-handed components, which cannot coexist in odd-dimensional spaces. This limitation arises from the mathematical properties of spinors and their transformation under Lorentz groups in such dimensions.
PREREQUISITESThe discussion is beneficial for theoretical physicists, mathematicians specializing in representation theory, and students studying quantum field theory and its implications in different dimensional spaces.