In this paper we investigate the magnetic monopole solutions in Yang-Mills-Higgs theory with four-dimensional subgroup of SO (3). Particularly, the gauge couplings do not affect the equations of motion, where the gauge potential of the non-Abelian field analogous to the Abelian magnetic monopole. So the gauge coupling constants are no longer considered as CP violation in the system.

Topics
Coupling constants, Yang-Mills-Higgs theory, C parity violation
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