Quantum field theory
particle physics - How is it possible for $W$-boson to be so heavy when neutron and proton have similar mass? - Physics Stack Exchange
Why is W- boson the exchange particle in this Feynman diagram? - Quora
Elementary particle - Wikipedia
I am not a physicist. What is the 'bigger picture' of the original Feynman Diagrams? Are they there to give insight into how we can explore the Standard Model and what it
It is possible that two bosons of different kinds, let say a gluon and a photon, interact with each other? - Quora
quantum mechanics - What happens to an electron when it radiates a photon? - Physics Stack Exchange
forces - Exchange particles-real or just mathetical constructs? - Physics Stack Exchange
Standard Diagrams
Beta decay and the Boson | Physics Forums
Quantum Diaries
Particle physics – Beyond the standard model | helen the hare
Gluon - Wikipedia
weak interaction - W+ and Z boson scattering($W^+ Z \rightarrow W^+ Z$) - Physics Stack Exchange
quantum field theory - Why $W^+$ and $W^-$ bosons counted as two types of particles? but not $e^+$ and $e^-$? - Physics Stack Exchange
standard model - Higgs Feynman Diagrams - Physics Stack Exchange
particle physics - Why are the Z boson and photon different? - Physics Stack Exchange
ATLAS observes W-boson pair production from light colliding with light | ATLAS Experiment at CERN
Quantum Diaries
particle physics - Why is the $W$ boson (and none other elementary boson) the only with EM charge? - Physics Stack Exchange
Beta decay and the Boson | Physics Forums
