Phys. Rev. 110, 1450–1453 (1958)Connection between Spin and StatisticsReceived 13 January 1958; published in the issue dated June 1958 The proof of the connection between spin and statistics for interacting fields is divided into two parts: commutation relations involving components of a single field, and commutation relations between different fields. The first problem is treated in this paper: the connection between spin and statistics is shown to follow from a few simple postulates. The explicit discussion is limited to the cases of spin zero and of spin one-half. © 1958 The American Physical Society URL:
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