spin geometry, string geometry, fivebrane geometry …
rotation groups in low dimensions:
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The spin of a particle in quantum mechanics/quantum field theory is its intrinsic angular momentum, but subject to the possibility that the particle may be a fermion so that that its angular momentum is not determined by the representation theory of the special orthogonal group, but of the spin group.
By the spin-statistics theorem, the spin of any elementary particle must be (in magnitude) half of an integer multiple of Planck's constant (), an integer if the particle is a boson but only a half-integer if the particle is a fermion.
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