Chapter 44: Q29P (page 1364)
Which hadron in Tables 44-3 and 44-4 corresponds to the quark bundles (a) ssu and (b) the dds?
Short Answer
(a) The quark bundle of is (omega) hadrons.
(b) The quarks bundle is in Sigma hadrons.
Chapter 44: Q29P (page 1364)
Which hadron in Tables 44-3 and 44-4 corresponds to the quark bundles (a) ssu and (b) the dds?
(a) The quark bundle of is (omega) hadrons.
(b) The quarks bundle is in Sigma hadrons.
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