CPP W+ Boson Model: Massive Charged Structure

• Core Structure: Central +qCP (+1 base charge) surrounded by cage structure.
• Mass Source: Nested cage eDPs create 80.4 GeV mass through PSR chaining.
• Spin Mechanism: Counter-rotating eDP pairs provide spin 1.
• Net Charge: Unshielded +qCP core gives +1 electric charge.

Weak Force and Flavor Change

The W+ boson mediates charged current weak interactions, enabling quarks and leptons to change flavor (e.g., up to down quark). Its large mass (80.4 GeV) explains the short range of the weak force (~10⁻¹⁸ m). In CPP, this mass arises from an extensive cage structure similar to heavy quarks. The W+ decays rapidly (lifetime ~3×10⁻²⁵ s) into lepton-neutrino or quark pairs.