What are Leptons? (Classification, Properties etc)

There is a huge diversity of subatomic particles. To make sense of it all, we need to classify these particles into distinct groups or families. One such classification is based on whether or not these particles experience the strong interaction. The particles that respond to strong interactions are called HADRONS, while those that do not are called LEPTONS. These lepton particles are elementary particles, in the sense that they are not made up of further simpler particles. They are some of the building blocks of our Universe. There are six particles in this Lepton family, the electron, the muon, the tau particle and their associated neutinos. These six particles constitute the Lepton family of particles. In this video, I discuss the properties, similarities and important behavior of these particles.

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