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Poof: From the charge conjugation discussion, recall that there
exists a matrix such that
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Then
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A general from which we shall often encounter is
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where
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is some combination of Dirac matrices.
For
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We often encounter the form
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The other ``trick'' we will use is to introduce the unit 4-vector,
with a 1 in the component 0 to put
into the slash notation.
The other components are zero:
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