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تسجيل مستخدم جديدELKO in Polar Form
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Luca Fabbri
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In this paper, we consider the theory of ELKO written in their polar form, in which the spinorial components are converted into products of a real module times a complex unitary phase while the covariance under spin transformations is still maintained: we derive an intriguing conclusion about the structure of ELKO in their polar decomposition when seen from the perspective of a new type of adjunction procedure defined for ELKO themselves. General comments will be given in the end.
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