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The 15 pages that link to Elementary particle, each with the reason it gives.

• Standard ModelNarrower topic: The Standard Model classifies its fundamental degrees of freedom as elementary particles.

• FermionNarrower topic: Many fundamental fermions are elementary particles.

• Particle physicsBroader topic: These are the basic entities particle physics investigates.

• BosonNarrower topic: Some bosons are elementary, while others are composite.

• W and Z bosonsNarrower topic: W and Z bosons are classified as elementary particles.

• AtomNarrower topic: Electrons are elementary particles, while atoms contain multiple kinds of constituents.

• Charged particleNarrower topic: Electrons are elementary charged particles, while protons are composite.

• Gauge bosonRelated: Gauge bosons are treated as elementary particles in the Standard Model.

• Matter (physics)Broader topic: Elementary particles are the basic constituents of matter in the Standard Model.

• Theory of everythingNarrower topic: A complete theory would account for the fundamental particles and their properties.

• Massless particleNarrower topic: Photons and gluons are elementary particles with zero invariant mass.

• Carl David AndersonNarrower topic: The positron and muon expanded the known inventory of elementary particles.

• Subatomic particleBroader topic: Some subatomic particles, including electrons and quarks, are treated as elementary.

• Hypothetical particleNarrower topic: Hypothetical particles are proposed additions to the set of elementary particles.

• List of particlesRelated: These entries form the catalog’s fundamental, noncomposite category.