The possibility of retaining causality of propagation of classical spin 3/2 fields in the presence of an external electromagnetic interaction is investigated. It is shown that in the case of the mixed spin 3/2-spin ½ theory of Bhabha and Gupta, causality in the interacting situation may be retained by giving up the positive definiteness of the free total charge and making an appropriate choice of the arbitrary parameters appearing in the Bhabha-Gupta Lagrangian. The authors demonstrate that the causal spin 3/2 equation proposed recently by Fisk and Tait (see abstr. A22979 of 1973) also shares the same feature, namely the indefiniteness of the free total charge
We review the consistency between the recently proposed spin-3/2 gauge interaction for Δ resonance w...
It is known that while spin-1 (Proca) theory with minimal electromagnetic interaction is marred by t...
In this classic text for advanced undergraduates and graduate students of physics, author Günter Sch...
Recent investigations on the causality of propagation of spin-3/2 fields have revealed that the Bhab...
Abstract: Electromagnetic interactions of the spin 3/2 particle are investigated while allowing the ...
Interactions of gauge-invariant systems are severely constrained by several consistency requirements...
We study the general non-minimally coupled charged massive spin 3/2 model both for its low energy ph...
The Fisk-Tait wave equation for spin-3/2 particles, which has been shown to remain causal even with ...
We study the general non-minimally coupled charged massive spin 3/2 modelboth for its low energy phe...
A hydrodynamical analysis of the second-order wave equation of spin-1/2 fields is deduced from a Lag...
Using the action principle, we determine the Poincaré transformation properties of second-quantized ...
We show that, contrary to the claim in hep-th/0304050, the propagation of a spin-2 field in an elect...
It is shown that the recently introduced positivity and causality preserving string-local quantum fi...
Abstract We study large families of theories of interacting spin 2 particles from the point of view ...
Spin and charge currents in systems with Rashba or Dresselhaus spin-orbit couplings are formulated i...
We review the consistency between the recently proposed spin-3/2 gauge interaction for Δ resonance w...
It is known that while spin-1 (Proca) theory with minimal electromagnetic interaction is marred by t...
In this classic text for advanced undergraduates and graduate students of physics, author Günter Sch...
Recent investigations on the causality of propagation of spin-3/2 fields have revealed that the Bhab...
Abstract: Electromagnetic interactions of the spin 3/2 particle are investigated while allowing the ...
Interactions of gauge-invariant systems are severely constrained by several consistency requirements...
We study the general non-minimally coupled charged massive spin 3/2 model both for its low energy ph...
The Fisk-Tait wave equation for spin-3/2 particles, which has been shown to remain causal even with ...
We study the general non-minimally coupled charged massive spin 3/2 modelboth for its low energy phe...
A hydrodynamical analysis of the second-order wave equation of spin-1/2 fields is deduced from a Lag...
Using the action principle, we determine the Poincaré transformation properties of second-quantized ...
We show that, contrary to the claim in hep-th/0304050, the propagation of a spin-2 field in an elect...
It is shown that the recently introduced positivity and causality preserving string-local quantum fi...
Abstract We study large families of theories of interacting spin 2 particles from the point of view ...
Spin and charge currents in systems with Rashba or Dresselhaus spin-orbit couplings are formulated i...
We review the consistency between the recently proposed spin-3/2 gauge interaction for Δ resonance w...
It is known that while spin-1 (Proca) theory with minimal electromagnetic interaction is marred by t...
In this classic text for advanced undergraduates and graduate students of physics, author Günter Sch...