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• Weak force
  ...e, within the [[nucleus]] of an [[atom]]. Of these two nuclear forces, the weak force is the weaker, hence the name. ...n quark, while a neutron consists of two down quarks and one up quark. The weak force changes a proton in a neutron by changing an up quark to a down quark and c
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• Weak force/Approval
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• Weak force/Definition
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• Weak force/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Weak force]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Standard Model/Definition
  <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>A mathematical theory that describes the [[weak force|weak]], [[Maxwell's equations|electromagnetic]] and [[Strong force|strong]]
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• Weak force
  ...e, within the [[nucleus]] of an [[atom]]. Of these two nuclear forces, the weak force is the weaker, hence the name. ...n quark, while a neutron consists of two down quarks and one up quark. The weak force changes a proton in a neutron by changing an up quark to a down quark and c
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• Weak force/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Weak force]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Quantum electrodynamics
  ...the [[Standard Model]], where electromagnetic force is combined with the [[weak force]] to become a theory of the ''electroweak force''.
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• Quark
  ...tes are not the same as the strong, EM, and mass eigenstates and hence the weak force introduces a mixing between flavours. This mixing can be expressed as a 3x3
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• Quantum chromodynamics/Related Articles
  {{r|Weak force}}
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• Quark/Related Articles
  {{r|Weak force}}
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• Standard Model/Related Articles
  {{r|Weak force}}
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• Neutrino/Related Articles
  {{r|Weak force}}
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• Proton/Related Articles
  {{r|Weak force}}
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• Neutron/Related Articles
  {{r|Weak force}}
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• Hadron
  ...3</sub>, S'' are conserved, but conservation of ''S'' is violated by the [[weak force]] interactions.<ref name=Greiner/>
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• Electricity
  ...the four [[fundamental force]]s (the others are [[Gravity|gravity]], the [[weak force]] and the [[strong force]]). See the article on the [[Standard Model]].
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• Standard Model
  ...del''' of particle physics is the mathematical theory that describes the [[weak force|weak]], [[Maxwell's equations|electromagnetic]] and [[Strong force|strong]] .../sup>, W⁻, Z'', weak bosons are the messenger particles for the weak force. Their nonzero mass is expected from the Standard Model because of the intr
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• Matter (physics)
  ...s. Massive gauge bosons such as the [[W and Z bosons]] which mediate the [[weak force]] are not included in this definition (i.e., because they are not fermions, ...ined closely. In this scheme, elementary massive [[gauge boson]]s of the [[weak force]] have [[mass]], but are not considered matter because they are not fermion
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• Electric charge
  ...]] exchange for [[nuclear force]]s, [[W boson]]s and [[Z boson]] for the [[weak force]], [[gluon]] exchange for [[Quantum chromodynamics|chromodynamic forces]],
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• Astrophysics
  ...of an atom. Neutrinos can only be affected by other particles through the weak force (e.g. in the nuclear fusion in the stars). Because they do not react readil
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• Atom (science)
  ...sts introduced the two [[nuclear forces]], the [[strong force]] and the [[weak force]]. We now understand that the nucleus is held together by the [[residual st
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• Battle of Leyte Gulf
  ...blisher = Indiana University Press}}, pp. 30-34</ref> It was a relatively weak force, built around two old battleships, ''IJN Yamashiro'' and ''IJN Fuso'', heav ...tack from you. The main mission was all sacrifice. An attack with a very weak force of planes comes under the heading of sacrifice of planes and ships.<ref nam
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• Archive:Citizen/V1-N4
  * [[Weak force]]
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