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weak nuclear

a. describing the weak nuclear force

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Similarly, the gluons and weak gauge bosons are the messenger particles for the strong and weak nuclear forces.

The earliest one occurred when the strong nuclear force separated from the electromagnetic forces and the weak nuclear force.

As we discussed earlier, one would expect that at such high temperatures the strong and weak nuclear forces and the electromagnetic force would all be unified into a single force.

In addition to the strong nuclear, there is the electromagnetic, the weak nuclear, and the gravitational, with intensity ratios of 130:1:10-10:10-42.

After another ludicrously brief interval it was joined by electromagnetism and the strong and weak nuclear forces—.

Furthermore, the weak nuclear interactions don't conserve strangeness, nor do they conserve charge or parity discretely but only as a combined product of C and P.

The weak nuclear force is even more limited, having a range only one-hundredth as far.

Electromagnetic force falls in between the strong and the weak nuclear forces in power -- but its range is infinite, so we can experience it on our scale.

The four forces you know about are gravitation, electromagnetism, the weak nuclear force, and the strong nuclear force.

Electromagnetic force falls in between the ~trong and the weak nuclear forces in power-but its ifange is infinite, so we can experience it pn our scale.

Electromagnetic force falls in between the strong and the weak nuclear forces in power-but its range is infinite, so we can experience it on our scale.

Apparently, whatever energy magic useda matter of considerable debate among the wizards of Dest, with a hybrid of electromagnetism and the weak nuclear interaction credited by the most currently fashionable theoryinterfered slightly with cyborg systems.

Three more are the `Inner Forces': the strong nuclear force, the weak nuclear force, and what is still to humanity a `hidden' nuclear force often, and erroneously, referred to as the `fifth' force.