Spinor

Description

Spinor[p, m, optarg] is the head of Dirac spinors. Which of the spinors u, v, [Graphics:Images/index_gr_1.gif] [Graphics:Images/index_gr_2.gif]or [Graphics:Images/index_gr_3.gif]is understood, depends on the sign of the momentum (p) argument and the relative position of DiracSlash[p]: Spinor[sign p, mass] is that spinor which yields: sign*mass*Spinor[p, mass] if the Dirac equation is applied (by DiracEquation or DiracSimplify).

See also: DiracSimplify, SpinorU, SpinorV, SpinorUBar, SpinorVBar.

Examples
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The FeynCalc Book   previousSPD   nextSpinorU

Converted from the Mathematica notebook Spinor.nb