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Quantum mechanics / Quadratic forms / Pure spinor / Dirac spinor / Clifford algebra / Dirac equation / Spin / Orthogonal group / Killing spinor / Physics / Spinors / Quantum field theory
Date: 2009-07-15 03:26:36
Quantum mechanics
Quadratic forms
Pure spinor
Dirac spinor
Clifford algebra
Dirac equation
Spin
Orthogonal group
Killing spinor
Physics
Spinors
Quantum field theory

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