Pauli Terms Must Be Absent In Dirac Equation
Kurt Just, James Thevenot
Abstract
It should be of interest, whether Dirac's equation involves all 16 basis elements of his Clifford algebra ClD. These include the 6 `tensorial' σμν with which the `Pauli terms' are formed. We find that these violate a basic axiom of any *-algebra, when Dirac's Ψ is canonical. Then the Dirac operator is spanned only by the 10 elements 1,iγ5,γμ,γμγ5 (which don't form a basis of ClD because the σμν are excluded).
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