Kelvotons

Kelvotons are a theoretical class of subatomic particles that have been proposed in some speculative physics models. They are hypothetical and have not been observed experimentally. The concept of kelvotons often arises in discussions about phenomena beyond the Standard Model of particle physics, such as dark matter or extensions to supersymmetry.

In these theoretical frameworks, kelvotons might possess unique properties, such as unusual interactions with other particles or a particular mass range. They could be candidates for weakly interacting massive particles (WIMPs), a leading theoretical candidate for dark matter, or they might play a role in unifying fundamental forces. The exact nature and properties of kelvotons are entirely dependent on the specific theoretical model in which they are posited.

Because kelvotons are purely theoretical, their existence and characteristics remain unconfirmed. Physicists continue to explore various theoretical avenues and conduct experiments aimed at detecting new particles and phenomena that could shed light on such speculative entities. The search for particles like kelvotons is a significant aspect of modern fundamental physics research.