The Dirac algebra provides a linear representation of the Lorentz group
Is it true that the Dirac algebra provides a linear representation of the Lorentz group?
Yes. The Dirac algebra is fundamentally connected to the Lorentz group, providing representations and appearing naturally as subalgebras in Clifford algebraic formulations of physics.
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The retrieved literature supports the foundational connection between the Dirac algebra and the Lorentz group, showing that Dirac algebras and Clifford algebras naturally embed or provide representations of Lorentz group structures.
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Stoica, O. (2017). The Standard Model Algebra - Leptons, Quarks, and Gauge from the Complex Clifford Algebra Cl6. doi.org. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00006-018-0869-4
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Kate, A. t. (1968). Dirac Algebra and the Six-Dimensional Lorentz Group. doi.org. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1664566
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The retrieved literature supports the foundational connection between the Dirac algebra and the Lorentz group, showing that Dirac algebras and Clifford algebras naturally embed or provide representations of Lorentz group structures.
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