Angular momentum of the physical electron
arXiv:quant-ph/0701136 · doi:10.1139/P08-116
Abstract
The angular momentum of the physical electron, modelled as a Dirac fermion coupled to the electromagnetic field, is found to be hbar/2, the same as that of a bare Dirac fermion and independent of the size of the electric charge.
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