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Example 1.
First create a vector bundle with base coordinates and fiber coordinates .
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Here are the 2 Kronecker delta spinors one can define:
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Define some other manifold .
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The current frame is . Because there are no fiber variables, one cannot calculate a Kronecker delta spinor in this frame. To now re-calculate the Kronecker delta spinor , either use the ChangeFrame command or pass KroneckerDeltaSpinor the frame name as a second argument.
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Example 2.
The Kronecker delta spinor defines an identity mapping on spinors of the indicated type. The linear transformation associated to the Kronecker delta spinor is defined by contracting the covariant index of against the contravariant index of the spinor . We see that the result is so that the linear transformation defined by is indeed the identity transformation.
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