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The translation changes the Lagrangian density by δL0​=ϵν∂ν​L0​=∂μ​(ϵμL0​). The Noether current is therefore
jμ=∂(∂μ​ψ)∂L0​​δψ−ϵμL0​=ϵν​Tμν,Tμν=iψˉ​γμ∂νψ−ημνL0​.
(1)
This is the canonical stress-energy tensor. Directly,
∂μ​Tμν=(∂ψ∂L0​​−∂μ​∂(∂μ​ψ)∂L0​​)∂νψ
(2)
up to the analogous adjoint-field term, so the Euler-Lagrange field equations imply ∂μ​Tμν=0 on shell. The Dirac equation also gives L0​=0 on shell.
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