Hypothetical examples of these particles theoretically allow for proton decay in the Georgi–Glashow model. (10[1])A set of 1964 papers in the Physical Review Letters predicted a mechanism for these particles describing how fundamental ones gain mass. A subclass of these particles that arises in theories exhibiting spontaneous symmetry breaking is described by Goldstone’s theorem. (10[1])These particles’ (10[1])wavefunctions are symmetric under exchange and follow a statistics distribution partially named for Einstein. Collections of these particles can occupy the same energy level and so do not follow the Pauli exclusion principle. (10[1])The weak force is mediated by examples of these particles dubbed “W” and “Z.” For 10 points, name these particles with integer spin, which include one named for Higgs. ■END■