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• Quantum chromodynamics
  In [[particle physics]], '''quantum chromodynamics''' (abbreviated as '''QCD''') is a specific kind of [[quantum field theory]
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• Talk:Quantum chromodynamics
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• Template:Quantum chromodynamics/Metadata
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• Quantum chromodynamics/Definition
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• Quantum chromodynamics/Related Articles
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• Template:Quantum chromodynamics/Metadata
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• Gluon/Definition
  Any one of eight messenger particles for the [[Quantum chromodynamics|strong force]] or color force holding [[quark]]s together in the [[hadron]]
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• Higgs boson/Related Articles
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• Standard Model/Related Articles
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• Quantum chromodynamics
  In [[particle physics]], '''quantum chromodynamics''' (abbreviated as '''QCD''') is a specific kind of [[quantum field theory]
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• Nuclear force/Related Articles
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• Vacuum (quantum electrodynamic)/Related Articles
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• User:Stefan Olejniczak
  *[[Quantum chromodynamics]]
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• Order parameter
  ...on of this idea is the [[Higgs boson]], which lowers the symmetry of the [[Quantum chromodynamics|QCD vacuum]] to produce the observed sub-atomic particles of the [[Standard
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• Vacuum (partial)
  ...e description of real vacuum. Other theoretical models are considered in [[quantum chromodynamics]] and in [[quantum gravity]].
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• Lepton
  ...entary particle that is not subject to the strong force (also called the [[Quantum chromodynamics|chromodynamic force]] or ''color force''). In other words, leptons are ''co
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• Zero-point energy
  ...m (quantum electrodynamic)|vacuum of quantum electrodynamics]] or of the [[Quantum chromodynamics|vacuum of chromodynamics]], known as the [[vacuum energy]], an amount of en
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• User:John R. Brews/Sample
  ...k pairs, and a more refined theory of nuclear interactions is based upon [[quantum chromodynamics]]. Nuclear forces are not considered fundamental today, but are a consequen In the [[Standard Model]] of particle physics, [[quantum chromodynamics]] describes the ''strong force'', also called the ''color force'' or ''chro
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• Higgs boson
  ...that explains experimental observations of [[elementary particle]]s, the [[Quantum chromodynamics|QCD vacuum]] has less symmetry than the force laws governing fundamental in
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• Vacuum (quantum electrodynamic)
  ...There are competing theoretical models for vacuum, however, for example [[quantum chromodynamics|quantum chromodynamic vacuum]] and the vacuum of [[quantum gravity]].<ref n
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• Hadron
  ..., antiquarks, and [[gluon]]s. Their strong interactions are described by [[quantum chromodynamics]].<ref name=Susskind/> The [[meson]] is a [[quark]] and an antiquark paired
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• Quantum mechanics/Advanced
  ...eveloped. The quantum field theory of the strong nuclear force is called [[quantum chromodynamics]], and describes the interactions of the subnuclear particles: [[quark]]s a The theory of [[quantum chromodynamics]] was formulated beginning in the early 1960s. The theory as we know it tod
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• Electric charge
  ...boson]]s and [[Z boson]] for the [[weak force]], [[gluon]] exchange for [[Quantum chromodynamics|chromodynamic forces]], the hypothetical graviton for [[Gravitation|gravity
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• Model-dependent realism
  Do unobservable theoretical entities such as [[Quantum chromodynamics|quarks and gluons]] really exist in the physical world, as objective entiti <font face="Gill Sans MT">QCD <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[Quantum chromodynamics]]<nowiki>]</nowiki> also has a property called asymptotic freedom, which we
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