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Baryons / Quantum chromodynamics / Quarks / Nuclear force / Nucleon / Strong interaction / Meson / Subatomic particle / Hyperon / Physics / Particle physics / Nuclear physics
Date: 2014-03-19 11:40:52
Baryons
Quantum chromodynamics
Quarks
Nuclear force
Nucleon
Strong interaction
Meson
Subatomic particle
Hyperon
Physics
Particle physics
Nuclear physics

Concrete Quarks: The Beginning of the End G. Zweig, RLE MIT March 19, 2014 email: [removed] ———————–

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