The uniqueness of the invariant polarisation-tensor field for spin-1 particles in storage rings

2015/10/27 by D. P. Barber, Alexander Kling, Barber, D. P. +5
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paper · pdf · doi:10.48550/arxiv.1510.07963

8 pages

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Abstract

We argue that the invariant tensor field introduced in [1] is unique under the condition that the invariant spin field is unique, and thereby complete that part of the discussion in that paper.

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