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Hi,
According to Perkins (4th edition, pg 73 section 3.6) the operation of charge conjugation reverses the sign of the charge and the magnetic moment of a particle. Does this mean the spin also flips?
But according to Griffiths, the spin is untouched by charge conjugation.
What operation flips a particle to its antiparticle?
I'm a bit confused, because I wrote in my class notes that spin flips under charge conjugation. But I don't see how it should.
Thanks in advance.
According to Perkins (4th edition, pg 73 section 3.6) the operation of charge conjugation reverses the sign of the charge and the magnetic moment of a particle. Does this mean the spin also flips?
But according to Griffiths, the spin is untouched by charge conjugation.
What operation flips a particle to its antiparticle?
I'm a bit confused, because I wrote in my class notes that spin flips under charge conjugation. But I don't see how it should.
Thanks in advance.