fermion
/ˈfɜrmɪɒn/Definitions
1. noun
A type of particle in the Standard Model of particle physics, characterized by half-integer spin and exhibiting Fermi–Dirac statistics.
“The physicist studied the properties of fermions in various subatomic particles.”
2. noun
In quantum field theory, a fermion is a field quanta, such as an electron or quark, which has half-integer spin.
“The theory of fermion fields helped researchers understand the behavior of subatomic particles.”