Slepton
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In particle physics, a slepton is a hypothetical bosonic partner of a lepton whose existence is implied by supersymmetry. Examples include: the selectron, the smuon, the stau and the sneutrinos.
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| Fermions: Quarks: (Up · Down · Strange · Charm · Bottom · Top) | Leptons: (Electron · Muon · Tau · Neutrinos) | |
| Gauge bosons: Photon | W and Z bosons | Gluons | |
| Not yet observed: Higgs boson | Graviton | Other hypothetical particles | |
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