Spin Matrices for Gravitons and the Humblet Decomposition of the Angular Momentum of Gravitational Radiation in the Linearized Theory

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We develop spin matrices for a classical gravitational field in the linearized theory which satisfy angular-momentum commutation relations and are appropriate for a spin angular momentum of two. The same spin matrices come out of a decomposition of the angular momentum density of the linearized gravitational field into orbital and spin parts, similar to that carried out by Humblet for the electromagnetic field. To achieve this decomposition, we use the momentum density for the gravitational field obtained from the Landau-Lifshitz pseudo-tensor in the weak gravity limit. We note a formal connection between the spin angular momenta of gravitational and electromagnetic fields using the Kaluza-Klein idea.

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