Quantum Field Theory - DAMTP
4.7.3 Some Useful Formulae: Inner and Outer Products 103 5. Quantizing the Dirac Field 106 5.1 A Glimpse at the Spin-Statistics Theorem 106 5.1.1 The Hamiltonian 108 5.2 Fermionic Quantization 109 5.2.1 Fermi-Dirac Statistics 110 5.3 Dirac’s Hole Interpretation 111 5.4 Propagators 113 5.5 The Feynman Propagator 114 5.6 Yukawa Theory 115
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