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The 21 pages that link to Meson, each with the reason it gives.

• GluonBroader topic: Gluons bind its quark–antiquark constituents into a color-neutral particle.

• HadronBroader topic: Mesons are the other principal family, with integer spin.

• Quark modelBroader topic: Quark–antiquark combinations account for meson families and their quantum numbers.

• Color chargeBroader topic: A quark’s color and an antiquark’s anticolor can form a neutral meson.

• BosonBroader topic: Mesons have integer spin and are bosonic composite particles.

• Color confinementBroader topic: Mesons show how a quark–antiquark pair can form a color-neutral state.

• HadronizationBroader topic: Mesons are the other common class of hadrons formed from partons.

• Kyoto UniversityBroader topic: Yukawa proposed the meson to explain the force binding atomic nuclei.

• Hideki YukawaBroader topic: Yukawa proposed a particle with an intermediate mass to carry nuclear force.

• AntiquarkBroader topic: Mesons are the simplest common bound systems containing an antiquark.

• Hadron eraBroader topic: Mesons formed alongside baryons and were prominent products of early-universe reactions.