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The 90 pages that link to Standard Model, each with the reason it gives.

• Group theoryRelated: Its gauge symmetries are described using Lie groups.

• Effective field theoryRelated: It is often treated as an effective theory that may give way to a deeper description at higher energies.

• Gauge bosonRelated: It identifies the gauge bosons associated with three of the four known fundamental interactions.

• TechnicolorRelated: Technicolor seeks to extend its particle content and explain its electroweak symmetry-breaking sector.

• KaonRelated: Kaon measurements test its predictions for quark mixing and CP violation.

• Particle decayRelated: Its interaction rules predict many observed particle-decay channels.

• LHCb experimentRelated: LHCb compares its precise measurements with Standard Model predictions to test the theory.

• Wigner classificationRelated: Its particle spectrum is organized using the representation labels Wigner classified.

• Neutral kaonRelated: Its quark mixing framework predicts CP-violating effects in kaon processes.

• Arthur B. McDonaldRelated: Neutrino mass revealed a limitation of its original formulation.

• Theory of everythingRelated: It already unifies electromagnetic and weak interactions and describes the other known particles.

• Coleman–Mandula theoremRelated: Its internal gauge symmetries coexist with Poincaré spacetime symmetry in the theorem's permitted pattern.

• Hypothetical particleRelated: A proposed particle may fill a gap in, or extend, this established framework.

• Interactions and forcesRelated: It unifies three fundamental interactions but leaves gravity outside its framework.