1990
DOI: 10.1007/bf02782738
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An elementary particle constituent-quark model

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“…1 contains the particle data as reported in 1971 [11; also see 7, 9 and 12], when only 13 lifetimes in this range had been measured. After the emergence of the c quark, it was added to the lifetime α-grid [13], and when the b quark was discovered, it also was added in [14]. The bottom display in Fig.…”
Section: B the Historical Emergence Of The α-Quantized Lifetime Struc...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…1 contains the particle data as reported in 1971 [11; also see 7, 9 and 12], when only 13 lifetimes in this range had been measured. After the emergence of the c quark, it was added to the lifetime α-grid [13], and when the b quark was discovered, it also was added in [14]. The bottom display in Fig.…”
Section: B the Historical Emergence Of The α-Quantized Lifetime Struc...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Its relevance as a coupling constant in lepton interactions has already been clearly established in quantum electrodynamics (QED) [1], and we now empirically investigate its role in quantum chromodynamics (QCD). One line of evidence in favor of this idea is the observed α-quantization of the long-lived threshold-state elementary particle lifetimes (Part II), which has been apparent in the experimental data for a long time [9,[11][12][13][14]. Another line of evidence comes from the pattern of α-quantization that is observed in the threshold-state elementary particle masses (Part IV), which is an area of physics that has been pursued essentially independently of the lifetime results [20,21,11,12,14].…”
Section: A Model For the Fermion-to-boson 3/2 Mass Ratiomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are contributions to the partial wave amplitudes which alternate in sign, which means they are proportional to (-1) David Akers [15] has showed that the meson RTs are dependent upon a 70MeV quantum proposed by Gregor [21,22,23] and co-related it to the model of Barut [24,25]. Akers showed that slopes of both meson and baryon RTs are unequal, yet they both show proportionality to the fine structure constant ( =1/137).…”
Section: Signature ( σ ) For Mesonic Baryonic and Glueball Rtsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The mass of proton which has two hadronic bonds is the sum of the constituent masses of u, u, and d quarks minus the binding energy from the two hadronic bonds. [32]. Therefore, the masses of hadrons can be calculated by the combinations of the constituent quark masses from the quark mass formula as Equation (35) and by the combinations of the mass quanta from the MacGregor's constituent quark model [23] [30]- [32].…”
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“…[32]. Therefore, the masses of hadrons can be calculated by the combinations of the constituent quark masses from the quark mass formula as Equation (35) and by the combinations of the mass quanta from the MacGregor's constituent quark model [23] [30]- [32]. Another type of quark mass is the current mass which is much lower than the constituent mass, because it does not include some parts of principal composite quark (Q pc ) and auxiliary com-…”
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