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[en] Twistor theory provides a formalism for physics different from (though initially equivalent to) the standard space-time description. Space-time points are regarded as derived, non-local, objects in twistor space, which (in the initial theory) is a complex 4-dimensional vector space. A twistor describes a (classical) spinning massless particle, while holomorphic functions of twistors encode the space-time field equations for massless fields of each different spin. (Auth.)
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Surveys in High Energy Physics; ISSN 0142-2413; 
; v. 1(4); p. 267-288
; v. 1(4); p. 267-288