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The study of the weak interactions involving pions, muons, and nuclei can clarify the laws of weak interactions. The present theoretical interest in muon-electron universality, nonconservation of muon number, and second-class currents is discussed.

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  1. This is the Weinberg-Salam model with the Glashow-Iliopoulos-Muiani (GIM) charm scheme. For further details see the talk of S.Weinberg.

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  2. For details see the talk of C. Bouchiat.

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  3. Unsuccessful attempts to find the 2s → 1s transition in Li, Be, and B are reported by Carter et al. in contribution P3.

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  4. A pKenomenological analysis of available data is given by B. Desplanques and J. Missimer in contribution P2. (See also Carnegie-Mellon University preprint COO-3066–82.)

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  6. The observations on τ decay imply such a limit; a somewhat better limit should be obtained by careful study of e+e- events. I am indebted to M. Perl for communications on this question.

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  7. Preliminary results from an experiment aiming at an accuracy of 0.5% are reported by Dixit et al. in contribution P7.

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  8. Experimental searches for the decay μ → e + γ at the 10-9 level are reported by Poutissou et al. and Povel, et al. in contributions P 4, P 18.

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  11. See the talk of V. L. Telegdi and recent work by L. Grenacs et al., contribution P19.

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  12. See the talk of J. Bernabeu and contribution P1 (Mukhopadyay et al.).

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  13. L. Grenacs et al., contribution Q19.

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Wolfenstein, L. (1977). WEAK INTERACTIONSWorkshop P. In: Locher, M.P. (eds) Seventh International Conference on High-Energy Physics and Nuclear Structure . Experientia Supplementum, vol 31. Birkhäuser, Basel. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-5918-9_33

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