Physics:Quantum particles/particle - Revision history

WikiHarold: Finish Quantum residual red link cleanup

2026-05-23T23:55:02Z

Finish Quantum residual red link cleanup

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			[[File:Quantum_particles_particle_concept_map.svg\|thumb\|280px\|particle in the Quantum Collection.]]
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2026-05-23T23:48:19Z

Remove imported red links from Quantum page

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	~~[[File:Particle_collisions.png\|thumb\|280px\|Visualization of particle interactions in a high-energy collision experiment.]]~~
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2026-05-23T22:58:50Z

Expand short Quantum intro

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	A '''particle''' is a fundamental entity in physics that carries energy, momentum, and other physical properties. In quantum theory, particles are described as excitations of underlying [[Physics:Quantum fields/field\|fields]].		'''particle''' is a Book II topic in the Quantum Collection. A '''particle''' is a fundamental entity in physics that carries energy, momentum, and other physical properties. In quantum theory, particles are described as excitations of underlying [[Physics:Quantum fields/field\|fields]]. The quantum idea of a particle is subtler than a tiny classical object. A particle can be a localized excitation of a field, a member of an indistinguishable many-particle state, or a quasiparticle emerging inside matter. Its properties are represented by quantum numbers such as mass, spin, charge, flavor, and statistics. Particles are detected through interactions, not by following classical trajectories.
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2026-05-17T21:53:18Z

Restore Quantum article header template

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	~~[[Book:~~Quantum ~~Collection/Matter (by scale)~~\|~~← Back to Matter by scale]]~~		{{Quantum matter backlink\|Particles}}

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	A '''particle''' is a fundamental entity in physics that carries energy, momentum, and other physical properties. In quantum theory, particles are described as excitations of underlying [[Physics:Quantum fields/field\|fields]].		A '''particle''' is a fundamental entity in physics that carries energy, momentum, and other physical properties. In quantum theory, particles are described as excitations of underlying [[Physics:Quantum fields/field\|fields]].
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			[[File:Particle_collisions.png\|thumb\|280px\|Visualization of particle interactions in a high-energy collision experiment.]]
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	~~<div style="font-size:90%;">Visualization of particle interactions in a high-energy collision experiment.</div>~~
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