Definition of squark in English:

squark

noun skwɑːkskwärk

Physics

The supersymmetric counterpart of a quark, with spin 0 instead of 1/2.
〔物理〕超对称性夸克
Example sentencesExamples
- Every chiral fermion in the Standard Model has a scalar superpartner; collectively these scalars are referred to as the sfermions, which divide like quarks and leptons into squarks and sleptons.
- The scalar superpartners of quarks and electrons are called squarks and selectrons.
- Quarks have bosonic partners called squarks, neutrinos have sneutrinos and so on.

Origin

1980s: from s(uper) + quark¹.

Definition of squark in US English:

squark

nounskwärk

Physics

The supersymmetric counterpart of a quark, with spin 0 instead of 1/2.
〔物理〕超对称性夸克
Example sentencesExamples
- Quarks have bosonic partners called squarks, neutrinos have sneutrinos and so on.
- The scalar superpartners of quarks and electrons are called squarks and selectrons.
- Every chiral fermion in the Standard Model has a scalar superpartner; collectively these scalars are referred to as the sfermions, which divide like quarks and leptons into squarks and sleptons.

Origin

1980s: from s(uper) + quark.

词汇	squark
释义	Definition of squark in English: squark noun skwɑːkskwärk Physics The supersymmetric counterpart of a quark, with spin 0 instead of 1/2. 〔物理〕超对称性夸克 Example sentencesExamples Every chiral fermion in the Standard Model has a scalar superpartner; collectively these scalars are referred to as the sfermions, which divide like quarks and leptons into squarks and sleptons. The scalar superpartners of quarks and electrons are called squarks and selectrons. Quarks have bosonic partners called squarks, neutrinos have sneutrinos and so on. Origin 1980s: from s(uper) + quark¹. Definition of squark in US English: squark nounskwärk Physics The supersymmetric counterpart of a quark, with spin 0 instead of 1/2. 〔物理〕超对称性夸克 Example sentencesExamples Quarks have bosonic partners called squarks, neutrinos have sneutrinos and so on. The scalar superpartners of quarks and electrons are called squarks and selectrons. Every chiral fermion in the Standard Model has a scalar superpartner; collectively these scalars are referred to as the sfermions, which divide like quarks and leptons into squarks and sleptons. Origin 1980s: from s(uper) + quark.
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