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Georgi-Glashow model of W bosons/photons
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[QUOTE="nrqed, post: 5471979, member: 15416"] Your understanding is correct and the notes are clearly wrong. It is better to simply take the three Pauli matrices and forget about this definition in terms of Kronecker delta (which does not make any sense as it is identically zero since the delay is symmetric as you know, and you are correct that one index is missing). [/QUOTE]
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