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German-Language Standard Model
The Standard Model of particle physics in German.
Fermionen
Fermions
Bosonen
Bosons
1. Generation
1st generation
2. Generation
2nd generation
3. Generation
3rd generation
Eichbosonen
Gauge bosons
Skalarbosonen
Scalar bosons
Quarks
Quarks
Leptonen
Leptons
+2/3 1/2 u Up-Quark Up quark | +2/3 1/2 c Charm-Quark Charm quark | +2/3 1/2 t Top-Quark Top quark |
−1/3 1/2 d Down-Quark Down quark | −1/3 1/2 s Strange-Quark Strange quark | −1/3 1/2 b Bottom-Quark Bottom quark |
−1 1/2 e Elektron Electron | −1 1/2 μ Myon Muon | −1 1/2 τ Tauon Tau |
0 1/2 νe Elektron-Neutrino Electron neutrino | 0 1/2 νμ Myon-Neutrino Muon neutrino | 0 1/2 ντ Tauon-Neutrino Tau neutrino |
0 1 g Gluon Gluon | 0 0 H Higgs-Boson Higgs boson |
0 1 γ Photon Photon | |
0 1 Z Z-Boson Z boson | |
±1 1 W W-Boson W boson |
See also
- Awesome German - A collection of awesome resources for the German language.
- German Alphabet - The German alphabet chart.
- German-Language Calendar - A calendar for the German language.
- German-Language Map of the World - A map of the world in the German language.
- German-Language Periodic Table - The periodic table of the elements in German.
- German Word of the Day - Discover a new German word every day.
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