Revisiting the Weak Nuclear Force: A Proposal of G Theory in Light of the W Boson Mass Discrepancy

This paper introduces G Theory, a novel framework for interpreting the weak nuclear force in light of the recent discrepancies observed in the W boson mass measurements, particularly the 2022 CDF II results. Contrary to theories invoking supersymmetry or new exotic particles, G Theory proposes that the deviation may stem from subtle gravitational-quantum effects embedded in weak interactions. By introducing a gravitational correction term into the Fermi coupling, the theory bridges quantum field dynamics and gravitational behavior at subatomic scales. The paper offers mathematical formulations, physical implications, and predictions for future experiments, aiming to extend the Standard Model without altering its fundamental particle content. This work invites further exploration into the hidden role of quantum gravity in known interactions.