2008
DOI: 10.3103/s0027134908020033
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Dynamics of a Dirac particle in the theory with Lorentz invariance violation

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“…In the recent investigations, considerable progress was made in finding exact solutions of Eq. (1) in certain special cases [17,18]; nevertheless, the general approach to this kind of equation still remains to be approximate.…”
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“…In the recent investigations, considerable progress was made in finding exact solutions of Eq. (1) in certain special cases [17,18]; nevertheless, the general approach to this kind of equation still remains to be approximate.…”
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“…where H µ denotes µ 0 H µν u ν . If we average over the initial spin states and summarize over the final ones in expressions (21) and (22), for which purpose we must set S µ i = S µ f = 0, we obtain the angular distribution and total radiation power of unpolarized fermion [13,14]. If we set S µ i = S µ f = S µ in formulas (21) and (22) and divide the obtained expression by 2, we obtain the angular distribution and total radiation power without spin flip.…”
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“…In our papers [13,14] radiation of unpolarized neutral particles was investigated in quasi-classical approach in the case of arbitrary field. To study radiation from an unpolarized particle one must impose an additional requirement that consists in averaging over the initial spin states and summing over the final polarizations.…”
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“…We introduce an additional CPT-odd term to the Dirac equation of the formψγ 5 γ μ b μ ψ, where b μ is the constant axial four-vector [12][13][14]). The Dirac equation of this form and the energy spectrum for a fermion were considered earlier [15].…”
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