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THE STANDARD MODEL

THE STANDARD MODEL. What’s fundamental What’s in a name. Organizational table(s). Periodic table Organizes atoms by properties Reading the table Atoms and even nuclei are not fundamental Scale of subatomic matter (see illustration next slide). Standard model chart.

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THE STANDARD MODEL

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  1. THE STANDARD MODEL • What’s fundamental • What’s in a name

  2. Organizational table(s) • Periodic table • Organizes atoms by properties • Reading the table • Atoms and even nuclei are not fundamental • Scale of subatomic matter (see illustration next slide)

  3. Standard model chart • Organizes all of matter and energy (well most of it) • Matter Vs. Antimatter • Charge • Annihilation • Pair production

  4. Bosons Vs. Fermions • Spin

  5. Fermion Flavors • Leptons and Quarks

  6. Leptons • Solitary particles • Charge on particles Vs. antiparticles • Generations or Families

  7. Leptons • Lepton family conservation • Neutrino’s and conservation laws

  8. Quarks • Generations or families • Charge • Combinations • Particles Vs. antiparticles

  9. Combinations of quarks – Hadrons • Baryons • Examples of Baryon particles • Spin and consequences

  10. Combinations of quarks - Hadrons • Mesons • Examples of Mesons • Spin and consequences (see illustration)

  11. Bose-Einstein Condensate

  12. Bosons (single particles) • Spin (got it yet?) • Mediate forces (Fields Vs. exchange particles) • Electromagnetic • Weak • Electroweak • Strong • Gravity

  13. Mediate decays

  14. Mediate collisions and annihilations

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