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universal property are used as elements of the theory. On this basis, it is assumed that weak interactions are a dipole-dipole
interaction mediated by a weak field. An interaction term that represents weak interactions is added to the Dirac Lagrangian
density. The identity is used in an analysis
which proves that the interaction violates parity because it consists of
two terms-a vector and an
axial vector. This outcome is in accordance with the experimentally confirmed V-A property of weak interactions
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is used in an analysis
which proves that the interaction violates parity because it consists of
two terms-a vector and an
axial vector. This outcome is in accordance with the experimentally confirmed V-A property of weak interactions
