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Chiral Symmetry and Its Restoration in QCD
Chiral symmetry is an approximate symmetry of QCD in the light-quark sector. Its spontaneous breaking in the QCD vacuum explains why the pion is anomalously light and why it plays a central role in nuclear physics, including the tensor component of the nuclear force and the saturation properties of
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