| Display title | Physics:Hard hadronic reaction |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Hard hadronic reactions are hadron reactions in which the main role is played by quarks and gluons and which are well described by perturbation theory in QCD.
All hadrons discovered so far fit into the standard picture, in which they are colorless composite particles built from quarks and antiquarks... |
