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After discussing the Fermion analogues of classical mechanics, we show that in finite degrees of freedom, the Segal-Weinless construction of the vacuum representation is always possible. This amounts to an explicit construction of a complex structure J which extends real Euclidean space with orthogonal dynamics to a complex Hilbert space with unitary dynamics. Also, we solve the inverse problem, deducing the class of classical Hamiltonians, given the complex structure J.
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