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• TITLE: Compatibility Problems with the Electroweak Quantum Function

  AUTHORS: Eliahu Comay

  KEYWORDS: Mathematical Coherence of Physical Theories, the Dirac Electron Theory of QED, the Electroweak Theory, Mathematically Real Quantum Functions

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Access Library Journal, Vol.11 No.4, April 30, 2024

  ABSTRACT: This work analyzes the mathematical coherence of the electroweak theory. Quantum electrodynamics proves that the Dirac electron quantum function has four degrees of freedom. This theory has solid experimental support. Furthermore, the rank of the matrix is 2. Therefore, the electroweak theory that uses the product of this matrix and the Dirac electron function: has a mathematically erroneous structure because assigns only two degrees of freedom to the function of the same electron. An independent analysis supports this assertion because it shows a different argument that refutes the mathematical structure of the electroweak theory.