Particles as Poincaré Representations

foundationsresults+11 morephenomenaowedowes (derived)definition 94.2: Symmetry transformation94.2 Symmetry transfo…definition 94.15: Pauli–Lubanski vector94.15 Pauli–Lubanski v…definition 94.19: Mass94.19 Massdefinition 94.23: Little group94.23 Little groupdefinition 94.34: Particle94.34 Particletheorem 94.3: Wigner94.3 Wignercorollary 94.4: Connected symmetry groups act unitarily94.4 Connected symmet…theorem 94.5: Bargmann94.5 Bargmannproposition 94.7: Composition law94.7 Composition lawproposition 94.8: The Poincaré algebra of the generators94.8 The Poincaré alg…corollary 94.9: Rotations, boosts, translations94.9 Rotations, boost…proposition 94.10: \SL(2,ℂ) covers the proper orthochronous Lorentz group94.10 \SL(2,ℂ) covers…lemma 94.11: Unitary elements give rotations94.11 Unitary elements…lemma 94.12: Hermitian elements give boosts94.12 Hermitian elemen…lemma 94.13: Boost–rotation decomposition94.13 Boost–rotation d…corollary 94.14: SU(2) covers SO(3); half-integer spin is projective94.14 SU(2) covers SO(…lemma 94.16: Invariance identity for \epsilon94.16 Invariance ident…lemma 94.17: Properties of \hatW94.17 Properties of \h…phenomenon 94.30: Quantization of intrinsic angular momentum94.30 Quantization of…pending : ch:03-poincare-representations@pending-1pendingpending : ch:03-poincare-representations@pending-2pending
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