Standard Model
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English: The Standard Model of particle physics is the theoretical framework that serves as a descriptor for three of the four fundamental forces and the fundamental particles that partake in those interactions.
Model
The constituent particles of the Standard Model
This represents the Standard model of elementary particles: You can see representations for 6 quarks, 6 leptons, that make up matter (orange and green boxes) and 4 fundamental force carriers (purple boxes). The Higgs boson is in the center.
