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Fundamentals of electroweak theory

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arxiv 2210.04526 v1 pith:XFNXELPS submitted 2022-10-10 hep-ph hep-th

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The present text is an updated version of an earlier author's book on the electroweak theory (published originally in 2002, ISBN 80-246-0639-9). It reflects the ultimate completion of the standard model by the long-awaited discovery of the Higgs boson (ten years after the first edition) and incorporates also some minor corrections of the previous text, removing typos, etc. As regards an immediate motivation to come up with such an update of the original rather old book, the 10th anniversary of the Higgs boson discovery seems to be an opportune moment for doing it now. The publication of the current upgraded text within the e-print arXiv is aimed at its best possible availability for any interested reader.

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  1. Soft Factor Structure of MHV Amplitudes for Massless Charged Particles

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    MHV amplitudes in massless QED are derived in a factorized soft-factor form, with proof by BCFW recursion, extending to scalars, supersymmetry, and gravity up to eight points.

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