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The 20 pages that link to Lepton, each with the reason it gives.

• ElectronNarrower topic: The electron belongs to the charged-lepton branch of this particle family.

• Standard ModelBroader topic: Electrons, muons, taus, and neutrinos form the model’s other matter-particle family.

• Weak interactionRelated: Weak processes act on charged leptons and neutrinos, sometimes changing their types.

• NeutrinoNarrower topic: Neutrinos belong to the lepton family alongside charged particles such as electrons.

• MuonNarrower topic: The muon is the second charged member of the three-generation lepton family.

• Baryon numberCompared with: Leptons carry no baryon number, even when reactions produce them alongside baryons.

• Elementary particleBroader topic: Electrons and neutrinos are elementary leptons, distinct from quarks.

• Proton decayNarrower topic: Proposed decay products often include leptons, unlike the proton's quark constituents.

• Lepton numberNarrower topic: Lepton number is assigned to this particle family and its antiparticles.

• Muon neutrinoNarrower topic: Muon neutrinos belong to this family of matter particles.

• Electron neutrinoNarrower topic: Neutrinos and their charged partners belong to this particle family.

• Matter (physics)Broader topic: Electrons are leptons and occupy the regions surrounding atomic nuclei.

• Melvin SchwartzNarrower topic: The muon neutrino joined the electron neutrino as a distinct member of the lepton family.

• Tau neutrinoNarrower topic: The tau neutrino is one of six known leptons.

• Lepton epochNarrower topic: Leptons supplied the particles whose abundance gave this epoch its name.

• Subatomic particleBroader topic: Leptons are elementary subatomic particles distinct from quark-based matter.

• B − LBroader topic: Leptons and antileptons determine the net lepton number L.

• Jerome Isaac FriedmanBroader topic: The electron beam acted as a relatively clean probe of the proton’s structure.

• List of particlesBroader topic: Electrons, muons, taus, and neutrinos form a major catalog family.

• Martin Lewis PerlNarrower topic: The tau’s identity as a lepton distinguished it from hadrons produced in collisions.