IPA: /ˌsuːpərˈsɪmɪtrɪk/
KK: /ˌsuːpərsɪmɛtrɪk/
Related to a theoretical concept in physics that suggests a relationship between two basic classes of particles: bosons and fermions.
The theory of supersymmetric particles offers new insights into the fundamental forces of nature.
Supersymmetric → It is formed from "super-" (meaning above or beyond) and "symmetric" (from Greek "symmetria", meaning together or proportion). The word refers to a theoretical framework in physics that suggests a symmetry between fundamental particles, implying that for every particle, there exists a superpartner with different spin properties.
Think of 'super-' meaning 'above' or 'beyond' and 'symmetric' relating to 'togetherness' or 'proportion' — this helps you remember that 'supersymmetric' refers to a theory that goes beyond standard symmetry in particle physics.