Glueballs and mesons from (1+1)-dimensional gauge theories with transverse degrees of freedom
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Physicists find strongest evidence yet for elusive glueball particles
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 res…
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Physicists hail China's 50-year glueball discovery as triumph · 1 source tracked
Physicists from the United States and Israel are celebrating China's discovery of the glueball, a particle that has puzzled scientists for 50 years. The discovery, announced at the International Conference on High Energ…
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Chinese-led team confirms existence of rare glueball particles
A Chinese-led team of approximately 700 scientists from 15 countries has announced the discovery of definitive evidence for glueballs. These rare particles, theorized for 50 years, are composed entirely of gluons, the f…