Usually means: Bound state of charm quarks.
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▸ noun:  (physics) Any meson formed from a charm quark and its antiquark.

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charmlet, anti-charm quark, charm, orthocharmonium, charmed quark, paracharmonium, charm quark, quarkonium, hybrid meson, scharm squark, more...

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charmlet, anti-charm quark, charm, orthocharmonium, charmed quark, paracharmonium, charm quark, quarkonium, hybrid meson, scharm squark, more...



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