This behavior is different to particles in the opposite class called bosons.

Particles which exhibit symmetric states are called bosons.

This is a particle which is predicted to be able to give mass to certain particles called bosons, like a photon.

Such particles are called bosons.

These are different to the particles called bosons which are explained by Bose-Einstein statistics.

Replies: Rajan, Particles can be divided into two sets called fermions and bosons.

These are called Bose-Einstein particles, or bosons for short.

Particles with an integer spin are called bosons, which obey Bose-Einstein Statistics.

In contrast, particles with integer spin (called bosons) have symmetric wave functions; unlike fermions they may share the same quantum states.

In addition to these matter particles, the fermions, there are energy particles called bosons - the most familiar being the photon, the carrier of light.