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Summary and future prospects The GM, which contains fewer elementary particles (27 counting both particles and antiparticles and their three different color forms) and only two fundamental interactions (the electromagnetic and strong color interactions), has been presented as a viable simpler alternative to the SM (61 elementary particles and four fundamental interactions). In addition, the GM has provided new paradigms for particle physics, which have led to a new understanding of several phenomena not addressed by the SM.
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