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TU Dresden Particles of the Standard Model Sophie Koßagk

Structure Historical introduction Definition Particle classification Fermions Quarks Leptons Gauge bosons, Higgs Summary Sources TU Dresden Particles of the Standard Model Sophie Koßagk

Historical introduction What is the World Made of? TU Dresden Particles of the Standard Model Sophie Koßagk Fig.: [1] Fig. : [2]

Historical introduction 1930 Neutrino 1931 Positron, Neutron Muon TU Dresden Particles of the Standard Model Sophie Koßagk Pion quantum electrodynamics (QED) W +, W - Boson

Historical introduction idea of Quarks prediction of Higgs quantum chromodynamics (QCD) 1974 TU Dresden Particles of the Standard Model Sophie Koßagk Fig. : [3]

Definition The Standard Model of particle physics is a theory concerning the electromagnetic, weak, and strong nuclear interactions, which mediate the dynamics of the known subatomic particles. TU Dresden Particles of the Standard Model Sophie Koßagk

Particle classification TU Dresden Particles of the Standard Model Sophie Koßagk half-integer spin (1/2, 3/2, …) integer spin (1, 2, 3, …) Fig. : [4]

Fermions TU Dresden Particles of the Standard Model Sophie Koßagk

Quarks fractional electric charge Colour charge Colour confinement Baryons (three quarks) and Mesons (two quarks) have an integer electric charge and they are colour neutral TU Dresden Particles of the Standard Model Sophie Koßagk Fig.: [5] Fig. : [6]

Leptons do not carry colour charge Are not influence by strong force Electron, muon, tau are single negative charged Neutrinos has no charge TU Dresden Particles of the Standard Model Sophie Koßagk

Fundamental interaction Gauge bosons TU Dresden Particles of the Standard Model Sophie Koßagk Fig. : [7]

Gauge bosons, Higgs TU Dresden Particles of the Standard Model Sophie Koßagk GravitationWeakElectro- magnetic Strong Carried by (Graviton)W +, W -, Z 0 bosons PhotonGluons Acts onAllQuarks and Leptons Quarks and charged Leptons and W +, W - Quarks and Gluons intensity6∙ /1371 Range [m] Infinite Infinite Fig. : [8] Higgs

Summary TypeGenerationAntiparticleColoursTotal Quarks23Pair336 Leptons23Pair-12 Gluons11Own88 W11Pair-2 Z11Own-1 Photon11Own-1 Higgs11Own-1 Total61 TU Dresden Particles of the Standard Model Sophie Koßagk

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