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Weak interaction - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (910 words)
	The weak interaction (often called the weak force or sometimes the weak nuclear force) is one of the four fundamental interactions of nature.
	Although the weak interaction used to be described by Fermi's theory of a contact four-fermion interaction, the discovery of parity violation and renormalization theory suggested a new approach was needed.
	These three fields become the W and Z bosons of the weak interaction, while the fourth field remains massless and is the photon of electromagnetism.

Weak - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (287 words)
	A person may be said to be weak, or the signs of life of a dying person may be said to be weak.
	A weak symbol is a symbol definition in an object file or dynamic library that may be overridden by other symbol definitions.
	The weak topology, the weak polar topology, the weak operator topology and weak-star topology of functional analysis.

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