MajoranaSpinor
A Majorana spinor is a type of elementary particle described by a specific mathematical formulation in quantum field theory. Unlike Dirac spinors, which describe particles that are distinct from their antiparticles, Majorana spinors represent particles that are their own antiparticles. This means that if a particle is a Majorana spinor, its antiparticle is identical to itself in all properties, including charge, mass, and spin.
The concept of Majorana fermions was first introduced by Ettore Majorana in 1937. The mathematical representation
The existence of Majorana fermions has significant implications for particle physics. For instance, if neutrinos are