Definition of superpartner in English:

superpartner

nounˈsuːpəpɑːtnəˈsupərˌpɑrtnər

Physics

Each of the hypothetical particles which are supersymmetric counterparts of established particles in the standard model of particle physics.
the theory of supersymmetry states that each fundamental particle has a superpartner
Example sentencesExamples
- Data on the quark and lepton masses and on their superpartner masses may provide major clues to teach us about string theory.
- Then on integrating out the superpartners we will recover the standard model as a low energy effective theory with its quadratically divergent Higgs mass.
- It's called the gravitino because it is the superpartner of the graviton.
- The superpartner of a standard particle is called a sparticle.
- When computing quantum corrections to the Higgs mass in supersymmetry one discovers an amazing result: each Standard Model particle and its superpartner give equally large contributions, but they are opposite in sign and so cancel each other out exactly!

Origin

1970s: from + super + partner.

Definition of superpartner in US English:

superpartner

nounˈso͞opərˌpärtnərˈsupərˌpɑrtnər

Physics

Each of the hypothetical particles which are supersymmetric counterparts of established particles in the standard model of particle physics.
the theory of supersymmetry states that each fundamental particle has a superpartner
Example sentencesExamples
- Then on integrating out the superpartners we will recover the standard model as a low energy effective theory with its quadratically divergent Higgs mass.
- Data on the quark and lepton masses and on their superpartner masses may provide major clues to teach us about string theory.
- The superpartner of a standard particle is called a sparticle.
- It's called the gravitino because it is the superpartner of the graviton.
- When computing quantum corrections to the Higgs mass in supersymmetry one discovers an amazing result: each Standard Model particle and its superpartner give equally large contributions, but they are opposite in sign and so cancel each other out exactly!

Origin

1970s: from + super + partner.

单词	superpartner
释义	Definition of superpartner in English: superpartner nounˈsuːpəpɑːtnəˈsupərˌpɑrtnər Physics Each of the hypothetical particles which are supersymmetric counterparts of established particles in the standard model of particle physics. the theory of supersymmetry states that each fundamental particle has a superpartner Example sentencesExamples Data on the quark and lepton masses and on their superpartner masses may provide major clues to teach us about string theory. Then on integrating out the superpartners we will recover the standard model as a low energy effective theory with its quadratically divergent Higgs mass. It's called the gravitino because it is the superpartner of the graviton. The superpartner of a standard particle is called a sparticle. When computing quantum corrections to the Higgs mass in supersymmetry one discovers an amazing result: each Standard Model particle and its superpartner give equally large contributions, but they are opposite in sign and so cancel each other out exactly! Origin 1970s: from + super + partner. Definition of superpartner in US English: superpartner nounˈso͞opərˌpärtnərˈsupərˌpɑrtnər Physics Each of the hypothetical particles which are supersymmetric counterparts of established particles in the standard model of particle physics. the theory of supersymmetry states that each fundamental particle has a superpartner Example sentencesExamples Then on integrating out the superpartners we will recover the standard model as a low energy effective theory with its quadratically divergent Higgs mass. Data on the quark and lepton masses and on their superpartner masses may provide major clues to teach us about string theory. The superpartner of a standard particle is called a sparticle. It's called the gravitino because it is the superpartner of the graviton. When computing quantum corrections to the Higgs mass in supersymmetry one discovers an amazing result: each Standard Model particle and its superpartner give equally large contributions, but they are opposite in sign and so cancel each other out exactly! Origin 1970s: from + super + partner.
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