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# Decays of $W$ bosons: possible mixing of spin $0$ and spin $1$ states

@article{Okninski2019DecaysO,
title={Decays of \$W\$ bosons: possible mixing of spin \$0\$ and spin \$1\$ states},
author={Andrzej Okni'nski},
journal={arXiv: General Physics},
year={2019}
}
We study decays of a spin $1$ boson within the formalism of Hagen-Hurley equations. Such particle can decay into two spin $\frac{1}{2}$ particles, a Weyl neutrino and a massive fermion, whose spins can couple to $S=0$ or $S=1$. Since spin $0$ and spin $1$ bosons can be described by the Dirac equation within the same representation of $\gamma ^{\mu }$ matrices mixing of $S=0$ and $S=1$ states is possible. We argue that the Hagen-Hurley equations describe $W$ boson with spin \$S\in 0\oplus 1…
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