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    The standard model of particle physics is commonly illustrated as a easy grid exhibiting the 17 fundamental particles (proven above). But an alternative way of visualising it reveals the advanced guidelines that govern how the particles and forces work together.

    This article is a component of a particular sequence on the standard model, wherein we discover:

    The typical grid exhibits three generations of quarks (which really feel the sturdy drive) and leptons (which don’t). Then there are the bosons that mediate three of the elementary forces of nature – the sturdy and weak nuclear forces and electromagnetism. But it doesn’t give us the full picture.

    For one, there are elements lacking, like the reality that the majority particles can happen in two types of a property referred to as handedness: right-handed and left-handed. It additionally tells us nothing about which particles really feel which forces. There are mysteries it glosses over, too, like the reality there are not any right-handed neutrinos, not less than that we all know of. “The standard grid, as lovely as it is, looks finished,” says Chris Quigg, a theoretical physicist at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Illinois. “But the standard model is not finished.”

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    Quigg thought we would have liked a brand new way to visualise the principle that mirrored its messiness. In 2005, he got here up together with his reply: the double simplex (proven above). Made of two pyramids, linked by the Higgs boson, one half represents left-handed particles and the different right-handed ones. Each pyramid vertex teams generations of …

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