Hey, Im kinda new to this field and subreddit, so please dont shame me if its a dumb question. Ive been wondering why the PDG booklet doesnt list the intrinsic parities of the Higgs boson as well as the charged leptons. For all other particles (except obviously W and Z where it wouldnt make sense) it does list P. It seems that wikipedia, while listing a positive parity for the Higgs, also doesnt list parities for the charged leptons. I wonder if this is something fundamental or an experimental subtlety. In my lecture, the parity of quarks and leptons was introduced as positive and there was no further elaboration on this detail. submitted by /u/Devondanus [link] [comments]