Yang-Mills theory

Non-abelian gauge theory

Yang-Mills theory is a framework in theoretical physics describing how fundamental particles interact through force-carrying fields.

It extends electromagnetism to explain the strong and weak nuclear forces, forming the mathematical foundation of the Standard Model.

The theory introduces gauge fields that themselves carry the charge they mediate—unlike photons, which are electrically neutral.

Yang-Mills equations remain central to particle physics and pure mathematics alike.

quantum chromodynamics

gluons

Strong force exchange particles

baryons · running coupling

standard model

fermions

Half-spin matter constituents

gauge structure

connection

A joining or relation

mathematical physics

regularity

Consistent, predictable occurrence

topology

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Yang-Mills theoryelectromagnetism

Force linking charge and magnetism

theoretical framework in physics

Yang-Mills theoryNewtonian mechanics

Theory of motion and force

classical mechanics · string theory

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