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==introduction==
 
==introduction==
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* {{수학노트|url=스핀과 파울리의 배타원리}}
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* the simplest example of quantum mechanical system
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* quantization of the angular momentum
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* measures as being some multiple of Planck's constant divided by $2\pi$
  
*  the simplest example of quantum mechanical system<br>
 
*  quantization of the angular momentum<br>
 
*  measures as being some multiple of Planck's constant divided by 2pi<br>
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
==evolution of Pauli exclusion principle==
 
==evolution of Pauli exclusion principle==
 
 
* originated from atomic spectroscopy
 
* originated from atomic spectroscopy
 
* Dirac-antisymmetrizing the wave function for an assembly of indistinguishable particles
 
* Dirac-antisymmetrizing the wave function for an assembly of indistinguishable particles
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* anti-commutation relations for particle creation and annihilation operators in quantum field theory
 
* anti-commutation relations for particle creation and annihilation operators in quantum field theory
  
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
==representation theory==
 
==representation theory==
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* concept from the representation of  <math>SU(2)</math>
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* half of highest weight is called the spin of the module
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** Casimir operator can also detect this number.
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* spin <math>1/2</math> is the most important case since they are the matter particles
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* this is why we have half-integral spin although those representation are integral highest weight representations.
  
* concept from the representation of  <math>SU(2)</math><br>
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*  half of highest weight is called the spin of the module<br>
 
**  Casimir operator can also detect this number.<br>
 
*  spin <math>1/2</math> is the most important case since they are the matter particles<br>
 
*  this is why we have half-integral spin although those representation are integral highest weight representations.<br>
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
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==spin particle statstics==
 
==spin particle statstics==
 
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* Bosons
* Bosons<br>
 
 
** photon
 
** photon
 
** vector boson
 
** vector boson
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** follows Bose-Einstein statistics
 
** follows Bose-Einstein statistics
 
** force-transmitting particles
 
** force-transmitting particles
* Fermions = spin- <math>1/2</math> particles<br>
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* Fermions = spin- <math>1/2</math> particles
** quarks and leptons<br>
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** quarks and leptons
** follows Fermi-Dirac statistics<br>
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** follows Fermi-Dirac statistics
** matter particles<br>
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** matter particles
  
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
==Dirac wave equation==
 
==Dirac wave equation==
  
* [[Dirac equation]]<br>
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* [[Dirac equation]]
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
==articles==
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* W. Pauli, [http://prola.aps.org/abstract/PR/v58/i8/p716_1 The Connection Between Spin and Statistics] Phys. Rev. 58, 716 - 722 (1940)
 
 
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2013년 12월 15일 (일) 20:32 판

introduction

  • 틀:수학노트
  • the simplest example of quantum mechanical system
  • quantization of the angular momentum
  • measures as being some multiple of Planck's constant divided by $2\pi$


evolution of Pauli exclusion principle

  • originated from atomic spectroscopy
  • Dirac-antisymmetrizing the wave function for an assembly of indistinguishable particles
  • Pauli's spin matrices
  • anti-commutation relations for particle creation and annihilation operators in quantum field theory


representation theory

  • concept from the representation of \(SU(2)\)
  • half of highest weight is called the spin of the module
    • Casimir operator can also detect this number.
  • spin \(1/2\) is the most important case since they are the matter particles
  • this is why we have half-integral spin although those representation are integral highest weight representations.



spin particle statstics

  • Bosons
    • photon
    • vector boson
    • Gluon
    • follows Bose-Einstein statistics
    • force-transmitting particles
  • Fermions = spin- \(1/2\) particles
    • quarks and leptons
    • follows Fermi-Dirac statistics
    • matter particles


Dirac wave equation