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Gauge interaction

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Summary

Interactions fixed by replacing ordinary derivatives with gauge-covariant derivatives and by the gauge-field curvature terms.

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Gauge-covariant derivativeGauge interaction

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Replacing ordinary derivatives by gauge-covariant derivatives generates matter–gauge interaction terms fixed by the representation and coupling.

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Gauge interactionStandard Model Lagrangian

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Gauge interactions and field-strength terms are core Standard Model components.

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