I wrote: "Quarks do not come "unglued" even at near TeV energies.
They are always in at least pairs (mesons) or triads (hadrons)."
That was a mental lapse. Hadrons are particles that are made of
quarks. The quarks are always in at least pairs (mesons) or triads
(baryons)." Hadrons include mesons and baryons.
The above should have said: "Quarks do not come "unglued" even at
near TeV energies. They are always in at least pairs (mesons) or
triads (baryons)."
Best regards,
Horace Heffner
http://www.mtaonline.net/~hheffner/
