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About an (Im-)Possible Anomaly in Band Structure Theory
Based on an envelope function approach pioneered by Wannier and Slater, it can be shown that under the influence of strong effective magnetic fields in spinor space the band structure of certain materials gives rise to the analogs of tardyons and luxons, and in principle also to the analogs of tachy
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