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Gauge boson self-interaction

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Gauge boson self-interactions arise from the quadratic-field term in a non-Abelian gauge field strength. Squaring that field strength in the Lagrangian yields cubic and quartic pure-gauge interaction vertices. Higher-point scattering can occur by connecting these vertices, even without a corresponding fundamental higher-valence vertex.

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