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Internal structure of exotic hadron candidate $f_0$(980) by using fragmentation functions
high-energy-physics-experimenthigh-energy-physics-latticehigh-energy-physics-phenomenologynuclear-experimentnuclear-theory
High-energy hadron reactions could be appropriate to find exotic evidences in exotic hadron candidates instead of global observables such as masses, spins, parities, and decay widths, because quarks and gluons are explicit degrees of freedom. One of possible methods is to use fragmentation functions
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