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One-Mode CAR and Its Two Majorana Matrices
Example
For one mode, use the ordered orthonormal basis of . The annihilator and its adjoint are
The Majorana generators are the Pauli matrices
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The one-mode CAR algebra, the plus- Clifford convention, and the ordered occupation basis .
The finite-mode matrix model and Majorana maps are those of The Finite-Mode CAR Algebra Is a Full Matrix Algebra and Finite-Mode CAR and the Complex Clifford Algebra via Majorana Generators.
Verification
The displayed matrices act by , , , and . Thus , while and , so . This verifies the one-mode CAR relations.
Substitution into the Majorana formulas gives the two displayed Pauli matrices. Direct multiplication gives and ; both matrices are self-adjoint. Hence they represent the two orthogonal plus- Clifford generators.
The four matrices , , , and are respectively the matrix units , so the one-mode algebra is all of , as asserted by the finite-mode theorem.
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