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There many particles, elementary and not so, force carriers and matter ones. Some of them are fermions and some bosons. All this classification confused me when I started reading various popular and semi-popular books about modern physics. I finally started to classify particles myself using UML and here if the first version of UML class diagram:

Revisions will come and some object diagrams of Standard Model too.

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