Antimatter Susy Sparticles: Exploring Symmetry

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Antimatter Susy Symmetry

In summary, antimatter is a type of matter with opposite charge to regular matter, SUSY stands for Supersymmetry and proposes the existence of "superpartner" particles, sparticles are theoretical superpartners predicted by SUSY, symmetry is related to antimatter and plays a role in understanding its asymmetry, and studying Antimatter SUSY Sparticles can help us understand fundamental laws of nature and have potential applications in various fields.

Apr 3, 2021

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TL;DR Summary: In supersymmetry, are there corresponding antimatter particles to the Susy sparticles similar to the corresponding standard model antimatter particles, e.g., antiselectron, etc.?

In supersymmetry, are there corresponding antimatter particles to the Susy sparticles similar to the corresponding standard model antimatter particles, e.g., antiselectron, etc.?

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