The Central Role in Physics, of the Dirac Anticommutator g^uv=(1/2){gamma^u,gamma^v}

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April 14th 08 posted to sci.physics.relativity

Jay R. Yablon

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The Central Role in Physics, of the Dirac Anticommutator g^uv=(1/2){gamma^u,gamma^v}

Dear Friends:

Taking a break from my recent Kaluza-Klein work, I have just this
evening started a new Lab Note on my weblog, titled "The Central Role in
Physics, of the Dirac Anticommutator g^uv=(1/2){gamma^u,gamma^v}," which
is linked below.

http://jayryablon.wordpress.com/2008...2gammaugammav/

This is work I have been doing for several years, but I felt it time to
pull it all together into one place. Comments welcome as always.

Best regards,

Jay.
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