Geometric significance of the spinor Lie derivative. II

Foundations of Physics 8 (7-8):593-601 (1978)
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The formulas for the Lie covariant differentiation of spinors are deduced from an algebraic viewpoint. The Lie covariant derivative of the spinor connection is calculated, and is given a geometric meaning. A theorem about the Lie covariant derivative of an operator in spin space that was stated in Part I of this work is discussed

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Geometric significance of the spinor covariant derivative.V. Jhangiani - 1977 - Foundations of Physics 7 (1-2):111-120.
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