Hadron spectroscopy
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https://doi.org/10.23730/CYRSP-2024-001.105Abstract
If you query the arXiv electronic database of preprints and look at the topics of published articles, you can see that roughly one in five deals with hadron spectroscopy. During its development, this area of particle physics has experienced several rises and falls. Today, it is a rapidly developing branch of science, which comprises a significant part of the research program of almost every accelerator experiment. It is especially valid for B-, cτ -factories and, certainly, the LHC, where exciting results have been obtained. The purpose of this lecture is to try giving an overview of the current state of hadron spectroscopy through the eyes of an experimentalist.
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