SOLVED:In 1995, the Fermi Laboratory announced the discovery of the top quark, the last of six quarks predicted by the "standard model of physics." The evidence for its existence was statistical in nature and involved signals created when antiprotons and protons were forced to collide. In a Physical Review Letters paper documenting the evidence, Abe, Akimoto, and Akopian (known in physics circle as the three A's) based their conclusion on a theoretical analysis that indicated that

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