supersymmetry
IPA: supɝsˈɪmʌtri
noun
- (physics) A theory that attempts to unify the fundamental physical forces and which proposes a physical symmetry between bosons and fermions.
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Examples of "supersymmetry" in Sentences
- Supersymmetry as a quantum group.
- Supersymmetry in quantum gravity.
- Another example of this would be supersymmetry.
- It was meant as a parody of split supersymmetry.
- Unification of forces and the role of supersymmetry.
- This is standard in twistor theory and supersymmetry.
- The Unification of Forces and the role of Supersymmetry.
- See the article on Supersymmetry for further references.
- Supersymmetry breaking occurs at supersymmetry breaking scale.
- One framework to explain physics beyond the Standard Model is known as supersymmetry.
- Now there's a theory called supersymmetry, which doubles the number of particles in the standard model.
- Such a symmetry is called supersymmetry and, as you know, constitutes a large part of current research into particle physics.
- If supersymmetry is discovered, it will also imply strong support for string theories that may even unify gravitation with the other three interactions.
- And even if evidence of supersymmetry is found, the full explanation of the Higgs puzzle may well involve anthropic considerations that we talk about in our paper.
- In 1971, Pierre Ramond of the University of Florida derived a string theory for fermions by discovering an early form of a new symmetry called supersymmetry, which connects bosons and fermions.
- String theory fails to provide any mechanism to generate the very small nonzero masses that are observed in nature, or to remove the exact spacetime supersymmetry, which is not observed in nature.
- The other main reason I find string theory unattractive is that it introduces a great deal of baggage, e.g., in the form of extra dimensions and extra particles (I have a related objection to all the new parameters introduced by supersymmetry, which is pretty much required by string theory in my understanding).