Chart of subatomic particles
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lihj
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il y a 6 ans
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Abstract
Chart of subatomic particles
Chart of subatomic particles
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% Standard model of physics
% Author: Carsten Burgard
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\begin{comment}
:Title: Standard model of physics
:Tags: Styles;Decorations;Physics
:Author: Carsten Burgard
:Slug: model-physics
A standard diagram of the current standard model of physics.
In some ways, this was the ultimate, single-diagram user experience
challenge: all of our current understanding of the universe condensed
into a single infographic.
This improved diagram of the standard model of physics was made at
the CERN Webfest 2012 by David Galbraith and Carsten Burgard.
Source:
http://davidgalbraith.org/portfolio/ux-standard-model-of-the-standard-model/
Programmed in TikZ by Carsten Burgard. TikZ styles syntax by Stefan Kottwitz.
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