
2. Fundamental interactions
2.1 The four fundamental interactions
In nature, any interaction between two particles can be reduced to one of the following four forces.
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Gravitational interaction
Known for a very long time, it is responsible for the movement of planets and, closer to home, gravity. It manifests itself whenever masses are involved.
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Weak interaction
It manifests itself, for example, in the β decay of nuclei, in the decay of certain particles and in thermonuclear fusion reactions inside the sun.
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Electromagnetic interaction
This is what ensures the existence of...
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