Template:Particles

v • d • e Particles in physics

Elementary particles	Fermions: Quarks: u · d · c · s · t · b • Leptons: e⁻ · e⁺ · μ⁻ · μ⁺ · τ⁻ · τ⁺ · νe · νμ · ντ · νe · νμ · ντ Bosons: Gauge bosons: γ · g · W^± · Z Other: Ghosts

Composite particles	Hadrons: Baryons/Hyperons/Nucleons: p⁺ · n⁰ · Δ · Λ · Σ · Ξ · Ω • Mesons/Quarkonia: π · K · ρ · J/ψ · Υ Other: Atomic nuclei • Atoms • Exotic atoms: Positronium · Muonium • Molecules

Hypothetical elementary particles	Superpartners: Axino · Chargino · Gaugino · Gluino · Gravitino · Higgsino · Neutralino · Sfermion Other: Axion · Dilaton · Graviton · Higgs boson · Tachyon · X · Y · W' · Z' · Sterile neutrino

Hypothetical composite particles	Exotic hadrons: Exotic baryons: Dibaryon · Pentaquark • Exotic mesons: Glueball · Tetraquark Other: Mesonic molecule

Quasiparticles	Davydov soliton · Exciton · Magnon · Phonon · Plasmon · Polariton · Polaron · Roton

Lists	List of particles · List of baryons · List of mesons · Timeline of particle discoveries

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