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The Majorana particles and the Majorana sea
Can one make a Majorana field theory for fermions starting from the zero massWeyl theory, then adding a mass term as an interaction? The answer to thisquestion is: yes we can. We can proceed similarly to the case of the Diracmassive field theory. In both cases one can start from the zero mass Weylth...
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author | Mankoc Borstnik, Norma Nielsen, Holger Bech Froggatt, Colin D. |
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description | Can one make a Majorana field theory for fermions starting from the zero massWeyl theory, then adding a mass term as an interaction? The answer to thisquestion is: yes we can. We can proceed similarly to the case of the Diracmassive field theory. In both cases one can start from the zero mass Weyltheory and then add a mass term as an interacting term of massless particleswith a constant (external) field. In both cases the interaction gives rise to afield theory for a free massive fermion field. We present the procedure for thecreation of a mass term in the case of the Dirac and the Majorana field and welook for a massive field as a superposition of massless fields. |
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spelling | cern-4257922023-03-14T17:13:57Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/425792engMankoc Borstnik, NormaNielsen, Holger BechFroggatt, Colin D.The Majorana particles and the Majorana seaParticle Physics - TheoryCan one make a Majorana field theory for fermions starting from the zero massWeyl theory, then adding a mass term as an interaction? The answer to thisquestion is: yes we can. We can proceed similarly to the case of the Diracmassive field theory. In both cases one can start from the zero mass Weyltheory and then add a mass term as an interacting term of massless particleswith a constant (external) field. In both cases the interaction gives rise to afield theory for a free massive fermion field. We present the procedure for thecreation of a mass term in the case of the Dirac and the Majorana field and welook for a massive field as a superposition of massless fields.Can one make a Majorana field theory for fermions starting from the zero mass Weyl theory, then adding a mass term as an interaction? The answer to this question is: yes we can. We can proceed similarly to the case of the Dirac massive field theory. In both cases one can start from the zero mass Weyl theory and then add a mass term as an interacting term of massless particles with a constant (external) field. In both cases the interaction gives rise to a field theory for a free massive fermion field. We present the procedure for the creation of a mass term in the case of the Dirac and the Majorana field and we look for a massive field as a superposition of massless fields.hep-th/0002048IJS-TP-00-1oai:cds.cern.ch:4257922000-02-07 |
spellingShingle | Particle Physics - Theory Mankoc Borstnik, Norma Nielsen, Holger Bech Froggatt, Colin D. The Majorana particles and the Majorana sea |
title | The Majorana particles and the Majorana sea |
title_full | The Majorana particles and the Majorana sea |
title_fullStr | The Majorana particles and the Majorana sea |
title_full_unstemmed | The Majorana particles and the Majorana sea |
title_short | The Majorana particles and the Majorana sea |
title_sort | majorana particles and the majorana sea |
topic | Particle Physics - Theory |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/425792 |
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