C, P and T in c-Number Infinite Component Wave Function
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概要
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The C-conjugation in the infinite component wave function is studied from the kinematical point of view. An explicit form of C-conjugation on canonical basis is given in the case of the unitary representation of the proper Lorentz group. As a simple application, it is shown that two bilinear invariants Φ^+Φ and Φ_C^+Φ exist. Properties of simple wave equations under C, P and T are studied and it is shown that the C invariance of the wave equation implies the existence of positive and negative energy solutions.
- 理論物理学刊行会の論文
- 1971-06-25
著者
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Goto Tetsuo
Department Of Physics And Atomic Energy Research Institute Nihon University
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Goto Tetsuo
Department Of Physics And Atomic Energy Research Institute College Of Science And Engineering Nihon
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Naka Sigefumi
Department Of Physics And Atomic Energy Research Institute College Of Science And Engineering Nihon
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Naka Sigefumi
Department Of Physics And Atomic Energy Reseach Institute Collefe Of Science And Engineering Nihon U
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Naka Sigefumi
Department Of Physics And Atomic Energy Research Institute College Of Science And Engineering Nihon
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Goto Tetsuo
Department Of Physics And Atomic Energy Research Institute College Of Science And Engineering Nihon
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Goto Tetsuo
Department Of Physics And Atomic Energy Reseach Institute Collefe Of Science And Engineering Nihon U
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Goto Tetsuo
Department Of Physics And Atomic Energy Research Institute College Of Science And Engineering Nihon University
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Naka Sigefumi
Department of Physics and Atomic Energy Research Institute College of Science and Engineering Nihon University
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