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Dirac Electron Free Field Anticommutator and Its Zeros on Time Intervals

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Estimates are obtained for time intervals containing a zero of the Pauli–Jordan–Dirac anticommutator in a discrete representation in the one- and three-dimensional cases.

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Karatsuba, E.A. Dirac Electron Free Field Anticommutator and Its Zeros on Time Intervals. Dokl. Math. 108, 363–368 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1064562423701247

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