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AUTHORS ABSTRACTA functional integral for a particle obeying the Dirac equation is presented. In earlier work (reviewed here) we showed that 1) such a particle could be described as a massless particle randomly flipping direction and helicity at a complex ratei/m and 2) its between-flips propagation could be written as a sum over paths for a Grassmann variable valued stochastic process. We here extend the earlier work by providing a geometrical interpretation of the Grassmann variables as forms onSU(2). With this interpretation we clarify the supersymmetric correspondence relating products of Grassmann variables to spatial coordinates. More... »
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