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Compatibility Problems with the Electroweak Quantum Function

DOI: 10.4236/oalib.1111472, PP. 1-5

Subject Areas: Mathematics

Keywords: Mathematical Coherence of Physical Theories, the Dirac Electron Theory of QED, the Electroweak Theory, Mathematically Real Quantum Functions

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This work analyzes the mathematical coherence of the electroweak theory. Quantum electrodynamics proves that the Dirac electron quantum function Ψ has four degrees of freedom. This theory has solid experimental sup-port. Furthermore, the rank of the matrix (1±γ5) is 2. Therefore, the electroweak theory that uses the product of this matrix and the Dirac elec-tron function: Ψweak=(1±γ5)Ψ has a mathematically erroneous structure because Ψweak assigns only two degrees of freedom to the function of the same electron. An independent analysis supports this assertion because it shows a different argument that refutes the mathematical structure of the electroweak theory.

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Comay, E. (2024). Compatibility Problems with the Electroweak Quantum Function. Open Access Library Journal, 11, e1472. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/oalib.1111472.

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