Re: Spinors

gp <pajer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes
>Maybe: think of the "energy flow streamlines" as being attached to 1.)
>the electron and 2.) infinity (ie, boundry conditions at infinity). If
>you don't want to have to disturb the "energy flow field" at infinity,
>then perhaps it takes a 4*pi rotation to undo the tangling of "field
>flow lines", just as it takes 4*pi rotation to undo the tangling of bits
>of twine.

I'm not quite sure if this works for a hairy object with hairs all
attached at infinity, spherically so to speak. Intuitively I would think
so.

So if one imagines lines of force (say) being rigidly attached to the
surface of a (simplified) charged sphere representing an electron then
that would be a 'nice' model.

Unfortunately I don't think simple columbic charge ought to work that
way, although a magnetic field might (and probably does).

But I was once shown that spin must be an intrinsic property of any
particle in a consistent 3+1D spacetime. There is perhaps, then, an
implication that a 3+1D spacetime requires some distant hairy
connection, possibly at infinity. Exactly how one would define a 3D
infinity in a 3+1D spacetime is unclear to me.

However this thread has somewhat clarified some of the concepts for an
ignorant like me. It no longer seems strange, mostly because its been
demystified.

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