Previously mentioned.
In microphysics.
Fundamental particles can be categorized into four types:
Quarks, leptons, gauge bosons, and Higgs particles.
Due to quark confinement, quarks cannot exist independently.
Thus, in the microscopic domain, quarks primarily exist in pairs or triplets:
For example, a positive quark and an anti-quark form a meson.
Or three quarks or three anti-quarks form a baryon.
Baryons and mesons are collectively known as hadrons, such as the well-known protons and neutrons belonging to baryons.
Additionally.
Hyperons are also a type of baryon.
Its uniqueness lies in containing at least one strange quark, allowing researchers to understand the interaction modes of baryons through hyperons.
Various types of hyperons have been discovered, such as Σ-hyperon, Ξ-hyperon, Ω-hyperon, and so on.
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