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Tetraquark Interpretation...
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glueballs or
gluonium Glueballs have no
valence quarks at all.
tetraquarks Tetraquarks have two
valence quark–antiquark pairs.
hybrid mesons Hybrid mesons...
- pentaquarks,
containing five
valence quarks, are
exotic baryons,
while tetraquarks (four
valence quarks) and
hexaquarks (six quarks,
consisting of either...
- well
known mesons are
composed of a quark-antiquark pair, but
possible tetraquarks (four quarks) and
hexaquarks (six quarks,
comprising either a dibaryon...
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possibly pentaquarks or
tetraquarks, in the Run 1 data. On 4
April 2014, the
collaboration confirmed the
existence of the
tetraquark candidate Z(4430) with...
- −1.
Exotic hadrons like
pentaquarks (four quarks, one antiquark) and
tetraquarks (two quarks, two antiquarks) are also
classified as
baryons and mesons...
- pion ( π− ), is made of one up
antiquark and one down quark.
Although tetraquarks with two
quarks and two
antiquarks can be
considered mesons they are...
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exotic hadrons can have
other types,
arrangement or
number of
quarks (
tetraquark, pentaquark). An atom is made from protons,
neutrons and electrons. By...
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contain valence quarks as well as gluons) and
exotic hadrons (such as
tetraquarks or pentaquarks).
Subatomic particles Hadrons, baryons,
mesons and quarks...
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meson Phi
meson J/psi
meson Omega meson Upsilon meson Kaon B
meson D
meson Quarkonium Exotic hadrons Tetraquark (Double-charm
tetraquark) Pentaquark...
