Electroweak Coupling Constants
Electroweak Coupling Constants is a fundamental parameter in quantum field theory that quantifies the strength of the interaction between elementary particles and the electroweak gauge fields, distinguishing it from other coupling constants by governing both electromagnetic and weak forces within the unified electroweak framework.
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