The concept of elementary particle rests on the idea that it is a physical system with no excited states, so that all possible states of the particle are just kinematical modifications of any one of them. In this way instead of describing the particle attributes it amounts to describe the collection of consecutive inertial observers who describe the particle in the same kinematical state. The kinematical state space of an elementary particle is a homogeneous space of the kinematical group.By considering the largest homogeneous spaces of both, Galilei and Poincare groups, it is shown how the spin structure is related to the different degrees of freedom. Finally, the spacetime symmetry group of a relativistic particle which satisfies Dirac's ...
It is suggested that a moving canonical particle interacts with a vacuum regarded as a "soft" cellul...
We study the simplest geometrical particle model associated with null paths in four-dimensional Mink...
The introduction of an elementary length (/b a/), defining the ultimate limit for the measurable dis...
The kinematical formalism for describing spinning particles developped by the author is based upon t...
The construction of the Dirac observables in the P 2 ? 0 stratum for a system of N relativistic f...
We review the recent results on development of vector models of spin and apply them to study the inf...
This paper is dealing with the relativistic rotator theory recently proposed for represent-ting the ...
Relativistic particles with higher spin can be described in first quantization using actions with lo...
Relativistic particles with higher spin can be described in first quantization using actions with lo...
The problem of describing a quantum mechanical system is considered. For a system which is invariant...
Relativistic particles with higher spin can be described in first quantization using actions with lo...
The problem of describing a quantum mechanical system is considered. For a system which is invariant...
In Part I: Vector Analysis of Spinors, the author studied the geometry of two component spinors as p...
Spinning-particle motion is studied, within the pole-dipole approximation, in algebraically special ...
The classical mechanics of nonrelativistic particles is generalized by also considering the spin com...
It is suggested that a moving canonical particle interacts with a vacuum regarded as a "soft" cellul...
We study the simplest geometrical particle model associated with null paths in four-dimensional Mink...
The introduction of an elementary length (/b a/), defining the ultimate limit for the measurable dis...
The kinematical formalism for describing spinning particles developped by the author is based upon t...
The construction of the Dirac observables in the P 2 ? 0 stratum for a system of N relativistic f...
We review the recent results on development of vector models of spin and apply them to study the inf...
This paper is dealing with the relativistic rotator theory recently proposed for represent-ting the ...
Relativistic particles with higher spin can be described in first quantization using actions with lo...
Relativistic particles with higher spin can be described in first quantization using actions with lo...
The problem of describing a quantum mechanical system is considered. For a system which is invariant...
Relativistic particles with higher spin can be described in first quantization using actions with lo...
The problem of describing a quantum mechanical system is considered. For a system which is invariant...
In Part I: Vector Analysis of Spinors, the author studied the geometry of two component spinors as p...
Spinning-particle motion is studied, within the pole-dipole approximation, in algebraically special ...
The classical mechanics of nonrelativistic particles is generalized by also considering the spin com...
It is suggested that a moving canonical particle interacts with a vacuum regarded as a "soft" cellul...
We study the simplest geometrical particle model associated with null paths in four-dimensional Mink...
The introduction of an elementary length (/b a/), defining the ultimate limit for the measurable dis...