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The 16 pages that link to Antiparticle, each with the reason it gives.

• NeutrinoRelated: Neutrinos have antineutrino counterparts, whose identity may or may not coincide with theirs.

• FermionRelated: Fermions have antiparticles, which are themselves fermions.

• AntimatterBroader topic: Antimatter is built from these counterparts, including positrons and antiprotons.

• Charge conjugationRelated: Charge conjugation maps each particle to its corresponding antiparticle.

• CPT symmetryNarrower topic: CPT maps a particle state to a corresponding antiparticle state while reversing space and time.

• Elementary particleRelated: Most elementary particles have distinct antiparticles with matching masses.

• AntiprotonNarrower topic: The antiproton is the antiparticle of the proton, a composite particle.

• Charged particleRelated: An antiparticle can carry charge opposite to its corresponding particle.

• Klein–Gordon equationRelated: The equation’s positive- and negative-frequency solutions point toward particle–antiparticle degrees of freedom.

• Lepton numberRelated: Antileptons receive the opposite lepton number from their corresponding leptons.

• Majorana fermionRelated: A Majorana fermion is identical to the antiparticle that an ordinary charged fermion has separately.

• Dirac seaNarrower topic: The hole interpretation became an early route to the broader antiparticle concept.

• Carl David AndersonNarrower topic: The positron established that Dirac’s predicted antiparticles could exist in nature.

• Subatomic particleCompared with: Antiparticles differ from ordinary particles in charge while sharing many other properties.

• B − LRelated: Antiparticles contribute opposite signs to baryon and lepton number.

• List of particlesRelated: Many entries have distinct antiparticles, while some particles are their own antiparticles.