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The color-singlet interaction between hadrons arising from QCD, analogous in role—but not form—to a residual interaction between neutral composites.
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Interactions between color-singlet hadrons emerge from low-energy QCD. At nuclear scales they are represented systematically by hadronic and nuclear effective field theories.
The target is a collective, organizational, or scale-dependent phenomenon of the source constituents and interactions; it is not a mere list or classical sum of constituents.
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The nuclear force is the residual strong interaction in the nucleon sector.
A more specific theory, model, entity class, or regime is obtained by restricting or extending the scope of a broader framework.
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