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Yukawa interaction

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A coupling between scalar and fermion fields; in the Standard Model, Yukawa matrices generate charged-fermion masses after electroweak symmetry breaking.

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Yukawa interactionParticle mass

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After electroweak symmetry breaking, Yukawa matrices times the Higgs vacuum expectation value determine charged-fermion mass matrices. Minimal Standard Model neutrinos remain massless.

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Yukawa interactionStandard Model Lagrangian

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Yukawa couplings connect Higgs and fermion fields.

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