Fermi constant ( $G_{F}$ )

The Fermi constant is the coefficient conventionally used for the low-energy charged-current weak interaction. Tree-level exchange of a

W

boson gives

G_{F} / 2 = g^{2} / (8 M_{W}^{2})

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Integrating out a charged vector boson
Muon decay
Muon-neutrino electron recoil spectrum
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