matriosin
Matriosin is a term that refers to a hypothetical class of composite particles. These particles are theorized to be bound states of multiple quarks, with a specific internal structure that distinguishes them from more common hadrons like mesons and baryons. The concept of matriosin arises from theoretical explorations in quantum chromodynamics, the theory that describes the strong nuclear force.
While the Standard Model of particle physics currently classifies observable hadrons into mesons (quark-antiquark pairs) and
Research into these exotic states, including matriosin, is driven by the desire to fully understand the behavior