Particle Physics Tutorial: Refresh Memory

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a while back, i think it was marlon who posted a great link on particle physics, a beginners type of tutorial, any1 have that 1?, id like to refresh my memory...thnx
 
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I think you are referring to the marlon's thread Elementary Particles Presented. There are quite a few links to various sites on elementary particles, in addition to the posts and discussion by PF members.
 
thats the one, thanks astronuc
 
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