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Morgoth
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Well, I was looking at the beta decay of neutron, and I thought that the weak interaction can be seen in analogue to QED, where you have an electron that emits(or absorbs) a photon and gets scattered.
In the same way, couldn't we say that a Neutron is scattered to a Proton (I see them as the same particle- Nucleon) by emittion of electron+antineutronio?
So the electron and electron antineutrino could play the role that photon does, without needing to insert the intermediative bosons... How could I oppose that?
One idea that I had is the mass and the interaction range... But I'm open to suggestions...
In the same way, couldn't we say that a Neutron is scattered to a Proton (I see them as the same particle- Nucleon) by emittion of electron+antineutronio?
So the electron and electron antineutrino could play the role that photon does, without needing to insert the intermediative bosons... How could I oppose that?
One idea that I had is the mass and the interaction range... But I'm open to suggestions...