We call these quanta gluons, and say that besides quarks there must be gluons to hold the quarks together.


In: Heinz R. Pagels, The Cosmic Code: Quantum Physics as the Language of Nature, Part II, Chapter 6 (p. 251)


We call these quanta gluons, and say that besides quarks there must be gluons to hold the quarks together.

We call these quanta gluons, and say that besides quarks there must be gluons to hold the quarks together.

We call these quanta gluons, and say that besides quarks there must be gluons to hold the quarks together.

We call these quanta gluons, and say that besides quarks there must be gluons to hold the quarks together.