gigahertsides
Gigahertzides are a hypothetical class of subatomic particles that have been proposed as a speculative extension of the Standard Model of particle physics. The term "gigahertzide" combines "gigahertz," a unit of frequency, with the suffix "-ide," commonly used to denote particles or elements. This concept emerged from theoretical explorations into high-energy physics, particularly in discussions about quantum oscillations and potential new states of matter at extremely small scales.
The idea of gigahertzides stems from speculative models that attempt to bridge quantum mechanics with macroscopic
Critics argue that gigahertzides lack empirical validation and may be a misapplication of particle physics terminology.