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The problem of finding the most general spinor field possessing the same symmetry as a given gravitational field is solved for every group of motions. Its connection with the resolution of Einstein-Dirac equations is briefly pointed out.
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Henneaux, M. Gravitational fields, spinor fields, and groups of motions. Gen Relat Gravit 12, 137–147 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00756468
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