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The Standard Model defines Bosons, along with Fermions, as Fundamental Particles.
At the same time, Mesons, which include Bosons, are supposed to be a compound made up of a quark and an anti-quark.
So, which is it? Is a Boson a fundamental particle or a compound (ie.Hadron)?
At the same time, Mesons, which include Bosons, are supposed to be a compound made up of a quark and an anti-quark.
So, which is it? Is a Boson a fundamental particle or a compound (ie.Hadron)?