A fermion bilinear transforming as a Lorentz four-vector. For a single Dirac field this is the Dirac current; distinct flavours can give a charged or flavour-changing current.
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- Adjoint Dirac equation
- CP invariance of a neutral chiral vector interaction
- CP transformation of a non-Abelian gauge connection
- Fierz identity
- Massive vector-current annihilation kernel
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