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SUSY
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SUSYSupersymmetry (physics)
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And such a particle could lend credence to the proposed theory of supersymmetry, which holds that every known elementary particle has a heavier partner.
Decay patterns at B factory could challenge physics' standard model: ... by Cowen, Ron / Science News
490 QA174 The interplay between geometry, group theory, and fundamental physics is the terrain in which mathematicians explore probability, foundations of quantum mechanics, quantum error correcting codes, finite and infinite dimensional Lie groups and algebras and their representations, super Lie groups and supergeometry, and supersymmetry.
Symmetry in mathematics and physics; proceedings by SciTech Book News
The project could also help prove the theory of supersymmetry, a theory in particle physics that suggests every particle has a corresponding partner particle.
Gas leak shuts down atom smasher by Aljazeera.net
 
 
 
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