B Gauge Boson Exchange: Do Particles Influence Each Other?

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Do a particle influence another particle by exchange of gauge bosons? If so, how?
 
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Hi, Vibin. Nugatory and A. Neumaier gave you some good starting points for learning more about the issue of whether and how forces are due to an exchange of gauge bosons. I recommend that you read up on the issue and come back with a more specific question, if the references don't satisfy you.

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