Absolutely. I'll be doing an example later today probably.. but I need to get some actual research done first lol
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Vector-like? Does that mean a dark matter behaving like a vector or am I gonna have to wait till your paper is published lol?
It means that it's a Dirac fermion whose term in the lagrangian is a Dirac bilinear that transforms like a Lorentz 4-vector. The term is L ⊃ χ̅ γ^μ χ
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I don’t understand all that yet but I’ll come back to it later.What’s the highest math class you’ve taken so far ? The highest level one for my undergrad will be PDE. I’m taking it rn. I’ve taken ODE and Linear algebra and that’s it for undergrad. Is more needed for grad school?
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