Spin-1/2 and spin-3/2 field solutions in plane wave spacetimes
\"Ozg\"ur A\c{c}{\i}k

TL;DR
This paper presents explicit solutions for massless Dirac and massive Rarita-Schwinger fields in plane wave spacetimes, including symmetry operators and bilinear relations, highlighting the structure of spinor fields in such backgrounds.
Contribution
It provides new explicit solutions for spin-1/2 and spin-3/2 fields in plane wave spacetimes, along with symmetry operators and algebraic relations, advancing understanding of fermionic fields in curved backgrounds.
Findings
Found two massless Dirac solutions and two massive Rarita-Schwinger solutions.
Constructed a symmetry operator transforming one Dirac solution into another.
Identified the spinor bilinear structure and algebraic relations in the solutions.
Abstract
We have found two non-trivial massless Dirac and two massive Rarita-Schwinger solutions in plane wave spacetimes. The first order symmetry operator transforming one of the massless Dirac solution to the other is constructed. The only non-vanishing spinor bilinear generated by the standard spinor basis is obtained and algebraic relations between the induced parallel forms are demonstrated. It is also seen that the spin-3/2 norm of the Rarita-Schwinger solutions enforces to the massless sector.
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