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As we know, the electromagnetic force is the long range force, and an weak force is the short range force. According to Weinberg-Salam-Gashow the electromagnetic and weak force is a manifestation of one single electroweak force. Unification of the forces became at 246 GeV. What is the character of the electroweak force above unification energies of interacting particles (say, between two electrons at a some distance)?
Will it still be long-range?
Will it still be long-range?