Abstract
This paper analyzes differences between theoretical elements of the Standard Model electroweak theory and corresponding properties of a dipole-dipole weak interaction theory. The analysis relies on a number of self-evident criteria that are valid for quantum theories. The results demonstrate the existence of fundamental errors in the electroweak theory and the advantage of the dipole-dipole weak interaction theory.
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