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KyleStreet
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Now bear with me, I'm no expert when it comes to Electroweak Symmetry and Symmetry Breaking; I can only comprehend up to integrating, functions, derivatives, partial derivatives with a small hint of linear algebra and the basic, Hermitian, Hamiltonian, bras and kets.
So my questions are the following:
A.) What do all the symbols mu, tau, nu, etc mean when they are on top and/or below the B particle symbol and the W boson symbol?
B.) What is a covariant derivative?
C.) What is Yukawa Interaction?
So my questions are the following:
A.) What do all the symbols mu, tau, nu, etc mean when they are on top and/or below the B particle symbol and the W boson symbol?
B.) What is a covariant derivative?
C.) What is Yukawa Interaction?