In part I, we discussed the fundamental forces in physics and the dual nature of particles and fields. We also talked about how the elementary particles of the Standard Model are divided into fermions and bosons. In part II, we went over the essential characteristics of the elementary fermion family. Read more…
In part I, we discussed the fundamental forces in physics and the dual nature of particles and fields. We also talked about how the elementary particles of the Standard Model are divided into fermions and bosons. In part II, we went over the essential characteristics of the elementary fermion family, Read more…
In part one, after mentioning the four fundamental forces and discussing the dual nature of particles and fields, we left off by explaining that the elementary particles of the Standard Model are categorized into Bosons and Fermions. Just to recap, fermions take up space, have half-integer quantum spin numbers and Read more…
The standard model of particle physics consists of a list of elementary particles, the four known forces of nature: electromagnetism, gravity, the nuclear strong force, and the nuclear weak force, and their corresponding fields (Young and Freedman 1530). Read more…
