A classical picture of lepton neutral current forces
James L. Carr
Abstract
When charged current weak interations are excluded, the neutral current weak interaction is formally similar to ordinary electromagnetism with a massive photon. In this spirit, the Maxwell equations for the fields of the Z-boson are derived from the standard model. These describe the Z-boson scalar and vector potentials, and the Z-boson electric and magnetic fields whose sources are electron and neutrino distributions and currents. The Z-boson Maxwell equations are solved for point sources representing classical point-like electrons and neutrinos. The parity violation of the weak interation is manifest in the structure of these solutions. As an application of this model, the neutral current contribution to the muonium hyperfine structure is computed using nonrelativistic perturbation theory.
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