anticommute
anticommute
[‚an·tē·kə′myüt] (mathematics)
Two operators anticommute if their anticommutator is equal to zero.
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Bosons commute and as seen from (1) above, only the symmetric part contributes, while fermions
anticommute and only the antisymmetric part contributes.
Any sixth matrix does not
anticommute with all these five.
where the BRST operator is nilpotent and [s.sup.2] = 0 and
anticommutes with [??].
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