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Template:Elementary particles

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Elementary particles
Elementary fermionsHalf-integer spinObey the Fermi–Dirac statisticsElementary bosonsInteger spinObey the Bose–Einstein statistics
Quarks and antiquarksSpin = ⁠1/2⁠Fractional electric chargeHave color chargeParticipate in both strong interactions and in electroweak interactionsLeptons and antileptonsSpin = ⁠1/2⁠Integer electric chargeNo color chargeParticipate in Electroweak interactionsGauge bosonsSpin = 1, 2 [‡] Force carriersScalar bosonsSpin = 0
Three generations
  1. Up (u), Down (d)
  2. Charm (c), Strange (s)
  3. Top (t), Bottom (b)
Three generations
  1. Electron (e−
    ), [†] Electron neutrino (ν
    e
    )
  2. Muon (μ−
    ), Muon neutrino (ν
    μ
    )
  3. Tau (τ−
    ), Tau neutrino (ν
    τ
    )
One kind

Higgs boson (H0
)

Notes:
[†] An anti-electron (e+
) is conventionally called a "positron".
[‡] The known force carrier bosons all have spin = 1. The hypothetical graviton has spin = 2; it is unknown whether it is a gauge boson as well.