supersymmetry
Particle partner theory
Supersymmetry is a theoretical framework in particle physics proposing that every known particle has an undiscovered partner particle.
Fermions (matter particles) would pair with bosons (force-carrying particles), and vice versa.
The theory elegantly addresses gaps in the Standard Model and could explain dark matter, but no supersymmetric particles have been detected experimentally.
Often shortened to SUSY.
One-dimensional theoretical entity
- supergravitySupersymmetric extension of relativity
- moduliAbsolute values of quantities
- landscapeVisible features of terrain
- dualityTwofold nature
Half-spin matter constituents
Massive subatomic collision facility
- CERNEuropean nuclear research organization
- collidersParticle-beam crash machines
- cross-sectionView through interior
- luminosityIntrinsic brightness of source
Unaffected, uncontrived quality
- fine-tuningSmall precise optimization adjustments
- chiralityMirror-image non-superimposability
Theoretical dark matter particle
- freeze-outDeliberate social exclusion
- inflationSustained price level increase
superstring
One-dimensional theoretical entity
- supergravitySupersymmetric extension of relativity
- moduliAbsolute values of quantities
- landscapeVisible features of terrain
fermions
Half-spin matter constituents
LHC
Massive subatomic collision facility
- CERNEuropean nuclear research organization
- collidersParticle-beam crash machines
- cross-sectionView through interior
luminosity · CMS · accelerator
naturalness
Unaffected, uncontrived quality
- fine-tuningSmall precise optimization adjustments
- chiralityMirror-image non-superimposability
WIMP
Theoretical dark matter particle
- freeze-outDeliberate social exclusion
- inflationSustained price level increase
desert
To leave behind completely
- scientific theoriesatomic theory, evolution, big bang theory, quantum theory, string theory
- theoretical physicsquantum mechanics, relativity, general relativity, special relativity, thermodynamics
- physics theoriesatomic theory, quantum mechanics, relativity, classical mechanics, thermodynamics
- physicsphysics, momentum, atom, acceleration, gravity
- particleselectrons, electron, protons, proton, neutrons
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