Some Remarks on dual helicity flag-dipole spinors

Abstract

In this report we advance into a mapping procedure transmuting a single helicity spinor to a dual helicity spinor. Such a mathematical mechanism reveal us a class of spinor which fits into fourth class within Lounesto classification. The focus of the present manuscript is to expose the algebraic construction of flag-dipole spinors and briefly explore its underlying physical and mathematical contents.

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