Compact representation for electroweak lepton sector
arXiv:2301.10246 · doi:10.4236/jhepgc.2023.91014
Abstract
A new representation of electroweak lepton sector is proposed. It consists of two Weyl spinors per one lepton family. It is shown that proposed representation is fully equivalent to the conventional left-handed iso-doublet. New type of plane wave solutions can be found under certain additional assumptions.
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