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標準模型
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素粒子物理学において、強い相互作用、弱い相互作用、電磁相互作用の3つの基本的な相互作用を記述するためのモデル
The Standard Model is the leading scientific theory that describes the fundamental particles of matter and the forces that act between them, built on mathematical principles called gauge symmetries. It matters because it successfully explains nearly all particle physics experiments and is our best current understanding of how the universe works at its smallest scales.
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標準模型（ひょうじゅんもけい、英: Standard Model、略称: SM）とは、素粒子物理学において、強い相互作用、弱い相互作用、電磁相互作用の3つの基本的な相互作用を記述するためのモデルのひとつである。 標準理論（ひょうじゅんりろん）または標準モデル（ひょうじゅんモデル）とも言う。多くの物理現象をほぼ的確に描写する仮説である。
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