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Transpose symmetry of a charge-conjugation matrix (CT=±C)

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If CγμTC−1=−γμ, transposition shows that CTC−1 commutes with every gamma matrix. Irreducibility of the complex Dirac representation and the Schur lemma make it scalar. Transposing CT=zC again yields z2=1, so CT=±C.

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