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Dirac equation via geomatric algebra 2017-01-16 11:41:11 Post No. 8606712
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Hey guys, anyone has this book in PDF/djvu/whatever?
I'm basically looking how to get a Dirac equation using geometric algebra (Grassman/Clifford), since it's a way cooler and modern way compared to what Dirac himself did and wrote his book on.
Additionaly i'm looking for some info on solutions for neutrinos using spinors, i'm not really that interested in see-saw mechanism and majorana mass this comes later.
I need to write a small paper on this (not for publishing) and i can't find enough literature.
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Unfortunately in order to understand that, you should get a more serious book about spinors and understand their connections with Clifford Algebra.
Try to take a look at the Lounesto, Terrence & Tucker, Vaz e Da Rocha.
A good reference book is Clifford Algebra and the Classical Groups by Ian Porteous, but you will find only math there.
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>>8607799
well i found a book called physical applications of geometric algebra.
Found some stuff that i need there
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>>8608988
>8608988
Isn't that the book written by Doran and Lasenby (the one whose cover you posted)?
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>>8609654
Yeah, those guys.
Also Hestenes, at least he's mentioned a lot.
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>>8609654
also here is the stuff that i was looking for pretty much
They skip a lot of stuff there that Dirac did in his book.
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