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"Introduction to Elementary Particle Physics (2nd Edition), by Alessandro Bettini." Contemporary Physics, 56(1), p. 102

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1. Hydrogen has one electron and one proton only, no neutrons.

2. A kind of statistics shown by identical, indistinguishable particles.

3. After Ettore Majorana, an Italian theoretical physicist.

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