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Induction of Quarklike Structure of Baryons
Phys. Rev. D 2, 780 – Published 15 August, 1970
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.2.780
Abstract
A set of self-consistency conditions for the interactions of a hypothetical set of even- and odd-parity mesons and baryons is studied. These conditions, previously derived, are written in a form that makes some of their implications transparent. Two types of -invariant solutions are found; in only one of these do baryon exchanges participate in the bootstrapping of the baryons. The conditions imply that the meson-baryon-baryon interactions are proportional to matrix elements of the group generators in the space of a single quark, yet the identification of baryons with simple quarks does not lead to a solution. Thus, the baryons may be regarded as composites containing quarks. An approximate solution based on the group may correspond to experiment better than any exact solution.
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