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Dipole light-matter interactions in the bispinor formalism
The bispinor formalism unifies force, torque, power absorption, and helicity rate on dipoles by expressing them through broken symmetries.
arxiv:2605.13353 v1 · 2026-05-13 · physics.optics
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force, torque, absorbed power, and absorbed helicity rate can all be concisely expressed in terms of broken symmetries, and leads to the fundamental inequalities that dipolar particles' cross-sections must satisfy. This framework uncovers profound connections normally hidden behind complex algebra -- for instance, pressure forces depend exclusively on the difference in linear momenta of different light components and the corresponding breaking of symmetry by a particle, and optical recoil forces depend exclusively on helicity cross sections.
That the bispinor formalism applies without further approximations to a very general case including chiral and nonreciprocal particles and that the resulting expressions fully capture the physical origins via broken symmetries.
Bispinor formalism unifies dipole light-matter interactions by expressing force, torque, absorption, and helicity rates in terms of broken symmetries.
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