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🔬Real CERN LHCb experimental results featured
⚛️Tetraquarks have 4 quarks, pentaquarks have 5
🎓Emeritus prof from Tel Aviv University
Step into the weird world of exotic hadrons: particles with four or five quarks that break all the rules from high school physics. Tel Aviv professor Marek Karliner unpacks tetraquarks and pentaquarks using fresh data from CERN's LHCb Collaboration.
free public lecture
Stanford University
particle physics
CERN research

🔬Real CERN LHCb experimental results featured
⚛️Tetraquarks have 4 quarks, pentaquarks have 5
🎓Emeritus prof from Tel Aviv University
Step into the weird world of exotic hadrons: particles with four or five quarks that break all the rules from high school physics. Tel Aviv professor Marek Karliner unpacks tetraquarks and pentaquarks using fresh data from CERN's LHCb Collaboration.
free public lecture
Stanford University
particle physics
CERN research