Supersymmetry is a theoretical framework in physics that proposes a symmetry between bosons and fermions, potentially addressing several unresolved issues in particle physics.
Overview
History Of Supersymmetry
Mathematical Foundations
Challenges And Criticisms
Cosmological Consequences
Future Directions In Research
Implications For String Theory
Supersymmetry In Particle Physics
Experimental Evidence And Searches
Particle Physics
String Theory
Switzerland
Dark Energy
Dark Matter
Particle
Equation
Universe
Concept
โ๏ธ Supersymmetry suggests that every particle in the Standard Model has a corresponding partner particle called a superpartner.
๐ Supersymmetry could help to solve the hierarchy problem by stabilizing the mass of the Higgs boson.
๐ If proven, supersymmetry would imply that more dimensions exist beyond the four we experience (three spatial dimensions and time).
๐ The concept of supersymmetry was first proposed in the 1970s as a way to unify forces in particle physics.
โจ In supersymmetry theories, fermions (matter particles) would have bosonic (force-carrying) superpartners and vice versa.
๐ญ Supersymmetry is a key part of many grand unified theories that attempt to unify the electromagnetic, weak, and strong forces.
๐ฌ No supersymmetric particles have been definitively detected as of yet, but experiments continue at large particle colliders like CERN.
๐ If valid, supersymmetry would typically predict superpartners that are heavier than their Standard Model counterparts.
๐งช In some models, the lightest supersymmetric particle (LSP) is a candidate for dark matter.
๐ Supersymmetry is vital for various theories beyond the Standard Model, including string theory.
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