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SciBar: Mathematical secrets behind elementary particles

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The Standard Model of Particle Physics is a curious and complicated set of rules, which tells us what the known fundamental particles are, and how they behave. But here we will ask: Could there be some underlying mathematical system which explains why the Standard Model is the way it is?

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