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| - | ====== Gauge Theory ====== | + | ====== Gauge Models====== |
| - | //also known as Yang-Mills theory// | + | //also known as Yang-Mills Models// |
| <tabbox Intuitive> | <tabbox Intuitive> | ||
| - | A gauge theory is a theory where the way different particles or fields interact with each other is determined by a [[advanced_tools:gauge_symmetry|gauge symmetry]]. | + | A gauge model is a model where the way different particles or fields interact with each other is determined by a [[advanced_tools:gauge_symmetry|gauge symmetry]]. |
| The particles that mediate the gauge interaction are called gauge bosons. | The particles that mediate the gauge interaction are called gauge bosons. | ||
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