Quark distribution in light–heavy mesons is mapped using innovative calculations
Form factors can be tested by collider experiments
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Read article: Quark distribution in light–heavy mesons is mapped using innovative calculations
Multiple molecular hexaquarks are predicted by theoretical study
Exotic hadrons comprising six quarks could be observed in future experiments
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X(3960) is a tetraquark, theoretical analysis suggests
Calculations reproduce particle’s mass and lifetime
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Peter Higgs didn’t like talking about himself. Here’s what he told us about CERN, collaboration and his career
Peter Higgs discusses his career in physics with Matin Durrani in an interview recorded in 2012
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Simulations point to the existence of a charming and beautiful tetraquark
Exotic particle could be discovered in future experiments
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Heat capacity measurements reveal Majorana fermions
Researchers in Japan and Korea say they have found evidence for the existence of these elusive quasiparticles in the thermodynamic behaviour of a Kitaev magnet
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Quasiparticles called merons appear in a synthetic antiferromagnet for the first time
Collective topological chiral spin textures could lead to new concepts for spintronics devices
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Evidence for ‘quark coalescence’ found in LHC collisions
LHCb sees increased baryon production at low transverse momenta
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Seeing the wood for the trees: could forests be used as neutrino detectors?
Trees could detect radio waves produced by the interaction of tau neutrinos in the atmosphere
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Bound antimatter ejects molecular ions from crystals
Study boosts our understanding of positronic interactions with matter
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