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35 Manipulating Spinor Indices (34) 222 36 Lagrangians for Spinor Fields (22, 35) 226 37 Canonical Quantization of Spinor Fields I (36) 236 38 Spinor Technology (37) 240 39 Canonical Quantization of Spinor Fields II (38) 246 40 Parity, Time Reversal, and Charge Conjugation (23, 39) 254
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