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Results tagged with electroweak
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Electroweak stands for the unification of the electromagnetism and the weak force. The unification energy scale is around 100~200 GeV, the mass scale of the Higgs boson. It is widely accepted to be formulated as a quantum field theory with gauge symmetries of U(1) symmetry in electromagnet forces and SU(2) flavor symmetry in weak forces.
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$W^{++}$ / $W^{--}$ Bosons in theory and experiment
I wonder whether there is any theoretical interest in and/or experimental search for double charged bosons, probably to be called $W^{++}$ and $W^{--}$. The latter would obviously turn an electron int …
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