Standard Model Mathematical Representation

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The discussion centers on the Standard Model of particle physics and the request for a simplified explanation of its mathematical representation. The Standard Model Lagrangian, which describes particle interactions, requires a background in quantum field theory to fully understand. Participants highlight the complexity of the equation and suggest that a basic grasp of the underlying concepts is necessary. A humorous remark is made about the challenge of simplifying such advanced topics. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the intricate nature of the Standard Model's mathematical framework.
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Hello, everyone. I understand the Standard Model and all of its quarks, leptons and bosons, but could someone show me the equation and simply explain it? I haven't been able to find it or an explanation of how it relates to the graphical representation of the Standard Model. Thanks in advance!
 
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I understand the Standard Model
I doubt that.

You need quantum field theory to "see" the particles and their interaction in the Standard Model lagrangian ("the equation"). Judging from your question, you probably do not have the required knowledge, so you can only accept that it can be done.
 
Attached is the standard model Lagrangian. As for a simple explanation well...
 

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