Definition of sparticle in English:

sparticle

noun ˈspɑːtɪk(ə)lˈspɑrdək(ə)l

Physics

A hypothetical subatomic particle predicted by supersymmetry, which is the boson equivalent of a known fermion.
every baryonic particle should have a supersymmetric twin: a sparticle
Example sentencesExamples
- The reason physicists haven't yet observed sparticles might be because they are so much heavier than their normal sister particles, so they decay far too quickly.
- Top among all of these theories was always supersymmetry, the idea that every known elementary particle has one or more heavier partners, known as sparticles.
- Should these "sparticles" exist, perhaps they might explain the existence of dark matter that we know pervades the entire Universe, but have little idea what it is.
- "These are called sparticles - super particles - which make up, we think, dark matter, which in turn makes up 10 times more matter than ordinary matter."

Origin

1990s: from s, representing superpartner, + particle.

Definition of sparticle in US English:

sparticle

nounˈspärdək(ə)lˈspɑrdək(ə)l

Physics

A hypothetical subatomic particle predicted by supersymmetry, which is the boson equivalent of a known fermion.
every baryonic particle should have a supersymmetric twin: a sparticle
Example sentencesExamples
- The reason physicists haven't yet observed sparticles might be because they are so much heavier than their normal sister particles, so they decay far too quickly.
- "These are called sparticles - super particles - which make up, we think, dark matter, which in turn makes up 10 times more matter than ordinary matter."
- Should these "sparticles" exist, perhaps they might explain the existence of dark matter that we know pervades the entire Universe, but have little idea what it is.
- Top among all of these theories was always supersymmetry, the idea that every known elementary particle has one or more heavier partners, known as sparticles.

Origin

1990s: from s, representing superpartner, + particle.

单词	sparticle
释义	Definition of sparticle in English: sparticle noun ˈspɑːtɪk(ə)lˈspɑrdək(ə)l Physics A hypothetical subatomic particle predicted by supersymmetry, which is the boson equivalent of a known fermion. every baryonic particle should have a supersymmetric twin: a sparticle Example sentencesExamples The reason physicists haven't yet observed sparticles might be because they are so much heavier than their normal sister particles, so they decay far too quickly. Top among all of these theories was always supersymmetry, the idea that every known elementary particle has one or more heavier partners, known as sparticles. Should these "sparticles" exist, perhaps they might explain the existence of dark matter that we know pervades the entire Universe, but have little idea what it is. "These are called sparticles - super particles - which make up, we think, dark matter, which in turn makes up 10 times more matter than ordinary matter." Origin 1990s: from s, representing superpartner, + particle. Definition of sparticle in US English: sparticle nounˈspärdək(ə)lˈspɑrdək(ə)l Physics A hypothetical subatomic particle predicted by supersymmetry, which is the boson equivalent of a known fermion. every baryonic particle should have a supersymmetric twin: a sparticle Example sentencesExamples The reason physicists haven't yet observed sparticles might be because they are so much heavier than their normal sister particles, so they decay far too quickly. "These are called sparticles - super particles - which make up, we think, dark matter, which in turn makes up 10 times more matter than ordinary matter." Should these "sparticles" exist, perhaps they might explain the existence of dark matter that we know pervades the entire Universe, but have little idea what it is. Top among all of these theories was always supersymmetry, the idea that every known elementary particle has one or more heavier partners, known as sparticles. Origin 1990s: from s, representing superpartner, + particle.
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