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You still have not answered the question; What are the two forces of the weak angle coupling constant?
We have spin and charge as known forces. If you can not specifically identify spin or charge as one of the two forces involved in the weak coupling constant than for all you know there could be two new forces that couple together?
Where is Vanadium 50. May be he can answer how the the measured V-A theory [tex]g_v[/tex] and [tex]g_A[/tex] weak angle values are identified to be either charge [tex]g_v[/tex] and the other force of the weak coupling [tex]g_A[/tex] or as the other force of the weak coupling [tex]g_v[/tex] and spin [tex]g_A[/tex]?
We have spin and charge as known forces. If you can not specifically identify spin or charge as one of the two forces involved in the weak coupling constant than for all you know there could be two new forces that couple together?
Where is Vanadium 50. May be he can answer how the the measured V-A theory [tex]g_v[/tex] and [tex]g_A[/tex] weak angle values are identified to be either charge [tex]g_v[/tex] and the other force of the weak coupling [tex]g_A[/tex] or as the other force of the weak coupling [tex]g_v[/tex] and spin [tex]g_A[/tex]?
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