In the case of ultrarelativistic interacting particles, the WeizsackerWilliams method gives a simplifying approximation of one of the interacting particles as an equivalent one of these particles.
In the case of ultrarelativistic interacting particles, the WeizsackerWilliams method gives a simplifying approximation of one of the interacting particles as an equivalent one of these particles. The theory of these particles extends Yukawa theory by using these particles as internal propagators instead of a scalar field. Particles coupled to an external field may drop to a (*) lower energy level and give off one or more of these particles in stimulated emission. The force mediated by these particles falls off as one over r squared, allowing much longer interactions than other gauge bosons. For 10 points, name these gauge bosons which mediate the electromagnetic force and are the quanta of light.
In the case of ultrarelativistic interacting particles, the WeizsackerWilliams method gives a simplifying approximation of one of the interacting particles as an equivalent one of these particles.
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