Undergrad Are There Antimatter Counterparts to Susy Sparticles in Supersymmetry?

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In supersymmetry, there are indeed antimatter counterparts to the Susy sparticles, analogous to standard model antimatter particles like the positron. These antimatter sparticles would have the same mass as their matter counterparts but opposite quantum numbers. The existence of these antimatter sparticles is a fundamental aspect of supersymmetry theories. This relationship mirrors the established concept of antimatter in particle physics. Understanding these counterparts is crucial for exploring the implications of supersymmetry in high-energy physics.
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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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