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กลูออน

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Particle.discovered: e+e− → Υ(9.46) → 3g: 1978 at DORIS (DESY) by PLUTO experiments (see diagram 2 and recollection) and e+e− → qg: 1979 at PETRA (DESY) by TASSO, MARK-J, JADE and PLUTO experiments (see diagram 1 and review)
Particle.symbol: g
Particle.electric_charge: 0 e
Particle.color_charge: octet (8 linearly independent types)
Particle.spin: 1 ħ
Particle.parity: −1
Particle.name: Gluon
Particle.image: 200px|class=skin-invert-image
Particle.caption: Diagram 1: In Feynman diagrams, emitted gluons are represented as helices. This diagram depicts the annihilation of an electron and positron.
Particle.num_types: 8
Particle.composition: Elementary particle
Particle.statistics: Bose–Einstein statistics
Particle.group: Gauge boson
Particle.interaction: Strong interaction
Particle.theorized: Murray Gell-Mann (1962)