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hadron

In physics, a subatomic particle that experiences the strong nuclear force. Each is made up of two or three indivisible particles called quarks. The hadrons are grouped into the baryons (protons, neutrons, and hyperons), consisting of three quarks, and the mesons, consisting of two quarks.



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It is expected that the planned measurements of the neutron life time and angular coefficients will provide a value for the hadronic vector weak interactions constant with an accuracy comparable to or better than the value determined from the [0.
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