Resource Letter Q-1: Quarks

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Abstract

Quarks as fundamental constituents of hadrons play a central role in elementary particle physics. We give an annotated bibliography of references to quarks and related topics in elementary particle physics, as well as to the role of quarks in areas outside elementary particle physics, such as nuclear physics, and astrophysics and cosmology. We label references E (elementary), I (intermediate), and A (advanced) to guide the reader. Articles selected for incorporation in a reprint volume (to be published separately by the American Association of Physics Teachers) are indicated by an an asterisk. A short list of particularly helpful elementary and intermediate references is indicated by a star.

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Greenberg, O. W. (1982). Resource Letter Q-1: Quarks. American Journal of Physics, 50(12), 1074–1089. https://doi.org/10.1119/1.12922

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