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The 8 pages that link to Strangeness, each with the reason it gives.

• Murray Gell-MannRelated: Gell-Mann introduced strangeness to account for strange particles’ distinctive behavior.

• Baryon numberCompared with: Unlike baryon number, strangeness can change in weak interactions.

• KaonRelated: Kaons carry nonzero strangeness, which helps explain their production and decay patterns.

• Strange particlesRelated: Strong interactions conserve this number, restricting which rapid decays are possible.

• Strange quarkRelated: It tracks strange-quark content in reactions and decays.

• HyperonRelated: It tracks the strange-quark content that defines hyperons.

• Neutral kaonRelated: Particle and antiparticle kaon states carry opposite strangeness before mixing.

• HypernucleusRelated: Strangeness distinguishes hyperons from ordinary nucleons and is conserved in strong interactions.