Supersimmetria

In fisica delle particelle la supersimmetria (o SUSY dall'inglese super symmetry) è una teoria che individua una simmetria secondo la quale ad ogni fermione e ad ogni bosone corrispondono rispettivamente un bosone e un fermione di uguale massa.^[1]^[2]

^ Gordon Kane, The Dawn of Physics Beyond the Standard Model, Scientific American, giugno 2003, p. 60 e The frontiers of physics, edizione speciale, Vol 15, #3, p. 8 "Indirect evidence for supersymmetry comes from the extrapolation of interactions to high energies."
^ Introducing supersymmetry, M. F. Sohnius, 1985 pagina 43 " Supersymmetry is, by definition, a symmetry between fermions and bosons. "

[GKane-1] Gordon Kane, The Dawn of Physics Beyond the Standard Model, Scientific American, giugno 2003, p. 60 e The frontiers of physics, edizione speciale, Vol 15, #3, p. 8 "Indirect evidence for supersymmetry comes from the extrapolation of interactions to high energies."

[2] Introducing supersymmetry, M. F. Sohnius, 1985 pagina 43 " Supersymmetry is, by definition, a symmetry between fermions and bosons. "

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Supersimmetria

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