Simple explanation

--As we see in the transformation drawing (after going through the nucleus) of gravitational forces into electromagnetic ones:

1.- Every material nucleus (or particle) creates a magnetic field around it, of small potential when there is little matter (eg. much smaller particles tan protons), and of great potential when it is a large material nucleus (eg. particles larger than protons).

2.- All magnetic fields, and when the particles that produce them rotate, create positive orbits with the capacity to form orbital systems (central nucleus and orbitals around it)

3.- When the particles (P) are very small, (P much less < proton), their magnetic fields are also small, but nevertheless they also try to create an orbital system to achieve the energy balance required by the cosmic environment.

4.- Well, these small fields of electromagnetic force that try to balance these small particles is what we call weak electromagnetic force, that is, simple magnetic force but with low potential.

5.- At the end and when this force achieves the balance of energy density required through the creation of a mini-orbital system, then we say that there has been a decay, and that the particle has become a more stable particle.

6.- Of course, due to the action of this weak electromagnetic force, the particles become more and more stable through successive transformations and reestablishment of energy balances, also depending on the energy environment in which they are found.

7.- A very interesting case is how the neutron (proton with an orbit composed of small energetic particles) takes some time for these particles can unite, melt and form an electron.

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