Elko spinors revised
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https://doi.org/10.31349/RevMexFis.69.020201Keywords:
Elko; Weyl bispinors; massless Dirac equationAbstract
It is shown that c-number elko spinors obey the massless Dirac equation and are unitarily equivalent to Weyl bispinors. Therefore, they do not constitute a new spinor type with mass dimension one.
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