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 * Quantum
 * Physics
 * Quantum mechanics
 * Atom
 * Electron
 * Photon
 * Electric charge
 * Chemistry
 * Atomic nucleus
 * Matter
 * Proton
 * Quark
 * Elementary particle
 * Particle physics
 * Neutron
 * Subatomic particle
 * Standard Model
 * Electromagnetism
 * Weak interaction
 * Strong interaction
 * Gravity
 * Fundamental interaction
 * Gluon
 * Spin (physics)
 * Fermion
 * Hadron
 * Boson
 * Quantum field theory
 * Quantum chromodynamics
 * Lepton
 * Antiparticle
 * Pauli exclusion principle
 * List of particles
 * Neutrino
 * Mass
 * W and Z bosons
 * Higgs boson
 * Gauge boson
 * Particle accelerator
 * Muon
 * Special relativity
 * Quantum electrodynamics
 * Positron
 * Physical Review
 * Electroweak interaction
 * Nucleon
 * Speed of light
 * Radioactive decay
 * Elementary charge
 * Up quark
 * Baryon
 * Higgs mechanism
 * Physical Review Letters
 * CERN
 * Electronvolt
 * Cambridge University Press
 * Albert Einstein
 * Gauge theory
 * Invariant mass
 * Momentum
 * Mass–energy equivalence
 * General relativity
 * Energy
 * Nuclear force
 * Pion
 * Magnetic field
 * Spacetime
 * Beta decay
 * Down quark
 * Electron neutrino
 * Meson
 * Physics Letters
 * Planck constant
 * Wave function
 * Isospin
 * Quantum state
 * Angular momentum
 * Nobel Prize in Physics
 * John Wiley & Sons
 * Richard Feynman
 * Parity (physics)
 * Electric field
 * Special unitary group
 * Electromagnetic field
 * Oxford University Press
 * Maxwell's equations
 * Virtual particle
 * Field (physics)
 * Flavour (particle physics)
 * Force
 * Paul Dirac
 * Werner Heisenberg
 * Classical mechanics
 * Theory of relativity
 * Nuclear physics
 * Springer Science+Business Media
 * Gamma ray
 * Electromagnetic radiation
 * Light
 * International System of Units
 * Classical electromagnetism
 * Particle
 * Cosmic ray
 * Big Bang
 * Uncertainty principle
 * Graviton
 * Color charge
 * Wolfgang Pauli
 * Force carrier
 * James Clerk Maxwell
 * Quantum gravity
 * Dirac equation
 * Coulomb's law
 * Star
 * Particle Data Group
 * Strange quark
 * Photoelectric effect
 * Ernest Rutherford
 * Euclidean vector
 * Molecule
 * Lagrangian
 * Superconductivity
 * Quark model
 * Isaac Newton
 * Quantum number
 * Grand Unified Theory
 * Dark matter
 * Niels Bohr
 * String theory
 * SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
 * Feynman diagram
 * Supersymmetry
 * Electric current
 * Top quark
 * Frequency
 * Universe
 * Large Hadron Collider
 * Classical physics
 * Charm quark
 * Chirality (physics)
 * Theoretical physics
 * Conservation of energy
 * Tau (particle)
 * Potential energy
 * Max Planck
 * Second
 * Velocity
 * Schrödinger equation
 * Perturbation theory (quantum mechanics)
 * Deuterium
 * Antimatter
 * Exponential decay
 * Steven Weinberg
 * Kinetic energy
 * Fermilab
 * Bottom quark
 * Black hole
 * Chemical element
 * Wave–particle duality
 * Atomic orbital
 * Generation (particle physics)
 * Tensor
 * Newton's laws of motion
 * Spontaneous symmetry breaking
 * Bose–Einstein condensate
 * Vacuum
 * Fermi–Dirac statistics
 * Murray Gell-Mann
 * Color confinement
 * Reviews of Modern Physics
 * Quantization (physics)
 * Condensed matter physics
 * Renormalization
 * Nobel Prize
 * Nuclear fission
 * Nature (journal)
 * Energy level
 * Laser
 * Helium
 * Sun
 * Hydrogen
 * Acceleration
 * Ground state
 * Muon neutrino
 * Inertial frame of reference
 * Abdus Salam
 * X-ray
 * Frame of reference
 * Plasma (physics)
 * Electric potential
 * Kaon
 * Atomic mass unit
 * Charge (physics)
 * Density
 * Baryon number
 * Space
 * Gravitational field
 * Strangeness
 * Spin-½
 * Complex number
 * Isotope
 * CP violation
 * Hamiltonian (quantum mechanics)
 * Magnetism
 * Science (journal)
 * J. J. Thomson
 * Periodic table
 * Binding energy
 * Bose–Einstein statistics
 * Enrico Fermi
 * Alpha particle
 * Beta particle
 * Erwin Schrödinger
 * University of Chicago Press
 * Michael Faraday
 * Electricity
 * Temperature
 * Femtometre
 * Theory of everything
 * Sheldon Lee Glashow
 * Nuclear fusion
 * Mass in special relativity
 * Weak isospin
 * Pair production
 * Ion
 * Operator (physics)
 * Newton (unit)
 * Annalen der Physik
 * Wavelength
 * Magnetic moment
 * Point particle
 * Lorentz force
 * Spinor
 * Tau neutrino
 * Atomic number
 * Lorentz transformation
 * Physics beyond the Standard Model
 * Large Electron–Positron Collider
 * Nuclear weapon
 * Half-life
 * Annihilation
 * Mass number
 * The New York Times
 * Symmetry breaking
 * Position (vector)
 * Asymptotic freedom
 * Kelvin
 * Dark energy
 * Nobel Foundation
 * Galileo Galilei
 * Physicist
 * Superfluidity
 * Pressure
 * Radiation
 * Equivalence principle
 * Quantum superposition
 * Newton's law of universal gravitation
 * Brookhaven National Laboratory
 * Luminiferous aether
 * Spin–statistics theorem
 * Conservation law
 * Eigenvalues and eigenvectors
 * Natural units
 * Carl David Anderson
 * Perturbation theory
 * Princeton University Press
 * Scientific American
 * Total angular momentum quantum number
 * Particle decay
 * Cosmology
 * Magnetic monopole
 * NASA
 * Antiproton
 * Hendrik Lorentz
 * Wave
 * Coulomb
 * World War II
 * Hydrogen atom
 * Vector boson
 * Uranium
 * Electrostatics
 * Nuclear reaction
 * Coupling constant
 * Vacuum state
 * Helicity (particle physics)
 * Identical particles
 * Solar System
 * Bound state
 * Physical cosmology
 * Nuclear transmutation
 * Joule
 * Black-body radiation
 * Unified field theory
 * Deep inelastic scattering
 * Lorentz covariance
 * Quasiparticle
 * Atomic physics
 * Four-vector
 * Compton scattering
 * Julian Schwinger
 * Aristotle
 * Fine-structure constant
 * Nuclide
 * Ferromagnetism
 * Integer
 * Center of mass
 * Entropy
 * Centimetre–gram–second system of units
 * Earth
 * Poincaré group
 * Fermi's interaction
 * Inverse-square law
 * Statistical mechanics
 * Avogadro constant
 * Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft
 * James Chadwick
 * Yang–Mills theory
 * American Journal of Physics
 * Galilean invariance
 * Gilbert N. Lewis
 * Hilbert space
 * Radionuclide
 * Eugene Wigner
 * Gradient
 * Introduction to quantum mechanics
 * Charm (quantum number)
 * Symmetry (physics)
 * Thermodynamics
 * World Scientific
 * Interference (wave propagation)
 * Macroscopic scale
 * Neutron star
 * Causality
 * Time dilation
 * Excited state
 * Optics
 * HyperPhysics
 * Tritium
 * Massless particle
 * National Institute of Standards and Technology
 * Cabibbo–Kobayashi–Maskawa matrix
 * Degrees of freedom (physics and chemistry)
 * Collider
 * Phonon
 * Eightfold Way (physics)
 * Inertia
 * Gravitational wave
 * Charged particle
 * Planet
 * Phase transition
 * Friction
 * Planck's law
 * Metric expansion of space
 * Standard Model (mathematical formulation)
 * Volt
 * Magnet
 * Loop quantum gravity
 * Metre
 * Quantum tunnelling
 * Atomic theory
 * Lorentz factor
 * Canonical quantization
 * Robert Andrews Millikan
 * Superposition principle
 * Solid-state physics
 * Planck length
 * Commutator
 * Sin-Itiro Tomonaga
 * Weak hypercharge
 * The Feynman Lectures on Physics
 * Radio wave
 * Cooper pair
 * Ultraviolet
 * Four-momentum
 * Louis de Broglie
 * Einstein field equations
 * Electromagnetic tensor
 * Neutral current
 * Vacuum permeability
 * Power (physics)
 * Chemical bond
 * Electron capture
 * Supernova
 * CRC Press
 * Probability amplitude
 * Spectroscopy
 * Proton decay
 * Principle of relativity
 * Synchrotron radiation
 * Circle group
 * Neutrino oscillation
 * Lattice QCD
 * Bremsstrahlung
 * Electron–positron annihilation
 * European Physical Journal
 * Ionizing radiation
 * Observable
 * Radium
 * Phase (waves)
 * Permeability (electromagnetism)
 * Proceedings of the Royal Society
 * Cosmic microwave background
 * Rotation
 * Semiconductor
 * Real number
 * Magnetic resonance imaging
 * Baryon asymmetry
 * Scalar field
 * Minkowski space
 * Standard deviation
 * Bottomness
 * Nuclear Physics (journal)
 * Isotropy
 * Free fall
 * Quantum optics
 * Quantum entanglement
 * Stress–energy tensor
 * Freeman Dyson
 * Royal Society
 * Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica
 * Time
 * Relativistic Breit–Wigner distribution
 * Integral
 * Lamb shift
 * Thought experiment
 * Gravitational lens
 * Vacuum permittivity
 * World line
 * 1964 PRL symmetry breaking papers
 * Lie group
 * Viscosity
 * Magnetic potential
 * Nuclear power
 * Rho meson
 * Georgia State University
 * M-theory
 * Hideki Yukawa
 * Yukawa interaction
 * Galilean transformation
 * Quark–gluon plasma
 * Fluid dynamics
 * Liquid
 * Noether's theorem
 * Work (physics)
 * Lead
 * Galaxy
 * Science
 * Anomalous magnetic dipole moment
 * Tesla (unit)
 * John Archibald Wheeler
 * Moon
 * Lithium
 * Chemical reaction
 * Goldstone boson
 * Nuclear reactor
 * Interaction
 * Alpha decay
 * Majorana fermion
 * Electron shell
 * Ampere
 * Length contraction
 * Helium-4
 * Curvature
 * Tetraquark
 * Cloud chamber
 * Mole (unit)
 * Peter Higgs
 * Refractive index
 * Polarization (waves)
 * Elastic scattering
 * Atmosphere of Earth
 * Orbit
 * Microwave
 * Vacuum expectation value
 * Momentum operator
 * Physical law
 * Positronium
 * QCD matter
 * Gauge fixing
 * Cosmological constant
 * Stationary state
 * Astrophysics
 * List of unsolved problems in physics
 * Dimension
 * Electromagnetic induction
 * J. Robert Oppenheimer
 * Canonical commutation relation
 * Dielectric
 * CPT symmetry
 * Permittivity
 * Matrix (mathematics)
 * Geodesic
 * Mass-to-charge ratio
 * Units of measurement
 * Static forces and virtual-particle exchange
 * Gravitational constant
 * Nuclear shell model
 * Precision tests of QED
 * Euclidean space
 * Gravitational potential
 * Motion (physics)
 * Effective field theory
 * Stellar evolution
 * Electromagnetic four-potential
 * Pauli matrices
 * Basis (linear algebra)
 * Path integral formulation
 * Harmonic oscillator
 * Matter wave
 * Double-slit experiment
 * Electric dipole moment
 * Precession
 * Ultraviolet catastrophe
 * Quasar
 * Parton (particle physics)
 * Electromagnetic wave equation
 * Scalar (physics)
 * Carbon
 * Hawking radiation
 * Planck scale
 * Stephen Hawking
 * Marie Curie
 * René Descartes
 * Physical body
 * Electromagnetic spectrum
 * Torque
 * Nuclear medicine
 * EPR paradox
 * Hamiltonian mechanics
 * Big Bang nucleosynthesis
 * Dirac sea
 * Elsevier
 * Isotopes of nitrogen
 * Heinrich Hertz
 * Robert Hooke
 * Energy density
 * Continuum mechanics
 * Heat
 * Johannes Kepler
 * Unit vector
 * Vector space
 * Abraham–Lorentz force