- is used to form
names of
superpartners of the
Standard Model fermions (sfermions), e.g. the stop squark. The
superpartners of
Standard Model bosons have...
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supersymmetry theories, with
perfectly "unbroken" supersymmetry, each pair of
superpartners would share the same m**** and
internal quantum numbers besides spin...
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supersymmetry is said to be broken.
Squarks (also quarkinos) are the
superpartners of quarks.
These include the sup squark,
sdown squark,
scharm squark...
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winos (symbol W͂± and W͂3) are the
superpartners of the W
bosons of the SU(2)L
gauge fields. The bino is the
superpartner of the U(1)
gauge field corresponding...
- However, like an
additional elementary boson mediating gravitation, such
superpartners remain undiscovered as of 2013.[needs update] All
elementary particles...
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together with the Higgsinos.
Other superpartner categories include: Charginos,
superpositions of the
superpartners of
charged Standard Model bosons: charged...
- of
supersymmetric field theories that
particles form pairs,
called superpartners where bosons are
paired with fermions.
These supersymmetric fields are...
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Fermions have
bosonic superpartners (called sfermions), and
bosons have
fermionic superpartners (called bosinos). For most of the Standard...
- supersymmetry, so that
goldstinos are
superpartners of all
particles in the theory, of any spin, and the only
superpartners, at that. That is, to say, two non-goldstino...
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number spin,
which differs by 1⁄2 from its
partner particle.
Since the
superpartners of the Z
boson (zino), the
photon (photino) and the
neutral higgs (higgsino)...
