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Longitudinal massive-gauge-boson mode

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The third physical polarization of a massive vector boson. In a Higgs phase, degrees of freedom represented as would-be Goldstone modes in a gauge-fixed description reorganize into longitudinal massive-gauge-boson polarizations.

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WW bosonLongitudinal massive-gauge-boson mode

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W±W^\pm bosons have two transverse and one longitudinal physical polarization.

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Would-be Goldstone modeLongitudinal massive-gauge-boson mode

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The degrees of freedom represented as would-be Goldstone modes are reorganized into longitudinal polarizations of massive gauge bosons; this is not literal particle consumption.

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ZZ bosonLongitudinal massive-gauge-boson mode

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The massive ZZ boson has two transverse and one longitudinal physical polarization.

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