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Date: 2014-06-13 04:57:43
Quarks
Charm quark
Baryon
Exotic hadron
Y
J/ψ meson
Hadron
Physics
Particle physics
Mesons

In  2007,    the  Belle  collaboration  at  KEK  reported  the  observation   of  the  first  electrically  charged  four-quark  state,  the  Z(4430),  at  

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