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The 13 pages that link to Charm quark, each with the reason it gives.

• MesonRelated: The J/ψ meson discovery exposed the charm quark and reshaped the quark model.

• Top quarkCompared with: It shares the top quark's charge and weak-isospin type but has a much smaller mass.

• Stanford Linear Accelerator CenterRelated: The 1974 discovery of the J/ψ particle at SLAC helped establish the charm quark.

• November RevolutionRelated: The J/ψ is a bound state of charm and anticharm, giving direct evidence for charm.

• Strange particlesCompared with: It is another heavier-than-up-and-down flavor, but has different charge and quantum number.

• CharmoniumBroader topic: It is the heavy constituent shared by every charmonium state.

• Up quarkCompared with: It shares the up quark’s charge but belongs to a heavier generation.

• Burton RichterBroader topic: The J/ψ discovery provided compelling evidence for the charm quark.

• Down quarkCompared with: Its opposite charge and higher generation contrast with the down quark.

• Makoto KobayashiRelated: Its discovery helped confirm the expanded quark picture surrounding the six-quark proposal.

• Samuel C. C. TingBroader topic: The J/ψ contains charm and anticharm, providing striking evidence for the new quark.

• Leon M. LedermanBroader topic: The J/ψ discovery by Lederman’s group provided decisive evidence for charm.

• J/ψ mesonBroader topic: One charm quark supplies each constituent pair in the J/ψ.