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Do quasiparticles have antiparticles?

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Answered by arbabali12
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A broken Cooper pair is called a Bogoliubovquasiparticle. ... A Majorana fermion is a particle which equals its own antiparticle, and can emerge as aquasiparticle in certain superconductors, or in a quantum spin liquid
Answered by Anonymous
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these are usually used as a concept to describe some property in solid physics (or elsewhere). They are no real particles and all depends then on the definition. Anti-qp could be a 'destruction operator' of qp...
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