Physicists may have found evidence for the existence of glueballs, which are theoretical subatomic particles composed of gluons. These particles are predicted by quantum chromodynamics but have remained elusive. New research suggests that certain mesons exhibit properties consistent with being dominated by a glueball component, providing the strongest indication to date that these particles exist in nature. AI
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- Glueballs and mesons from (1+1)-dimensional gauge theories with transverse degrees of freedom
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